The state rights democrat., August 29, 1890, Image 4

ROSHAY a. MASON.
miuu a tmn
Druggists and Booksellers.
Aitex.it for John B. Alden'e pubtloatlona,
btch w t!l at publisher' prlcM with
Red CrownMills
50M, LAXXING A CO., l's0PlV8.
Raw rKOC.M ILOCB SCriSlOa full M"
AMD BASBMJ CM.
...1ST STORAGE FACILITIES.
MEDsflOKY
mnUiH, TmMbmbmI fntm all
I. 1, I -.( SR. (eb. rr'ava roe
T have the Exclusive Control oi
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ONE AXD OXE HALF POUNDS.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG,
ALBANY. OREGON.
L. HILL,
Physiciai and Surgeon,
Office eor, F and Ferry StmU,
ALBANY- OREGON
0a.C.WATS0?IF.lAST0n
Physician and Surgeon
DITto opposite the Diicrat.
DR. W K! DAVIS,
Physician and Surgeon,
nifflna no .01 nt In 8trab.au 'a Block.
ay be fouoJ at bl orac oay and night.
DR. C A. WHITNEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
Gradual of Bvllevo Hospital Medical
Jolleg. Nov York City.
Disease of wonia.t a specialty.
Stroma ttMiaVa Brick, Albany. Or.
w. IV. e ast iiu it x9 n,
I)
1HY8ICIAN AND SURGEON,
I Office in Mellwaln'a brick.
Can b
.oand in office day or night.
Revere House:
ALBANY, - OREGON
CHAJS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR.
Fitted no Id flrat-elaaa style. Table
auDDlied with the beat in the market.
Nine aleepini apartment. Maniple room
tor commercial traveler.
Tit r.ar tm w4 ! Ik. Md.fa
Pouiii? Wanted.
All kind of poultry, aliva or dresaeo
ranted at the Willamette P tckiog Cora
ay' Store. Allany, uregoa.
MONEY CHEAP MONEY.
We have made arrangenienti to supply
money to all on lone time at low rate o
interest on improved Lirms and city prop
erty. Thee who contemplates building
brick blocks or good brick business homes
can get money, see us.
Wallace & Chsick.
Delmonica Hestauranl,
CORNER FIRST AND CLLAWORT1I STS.
The aadersigned having paruhaaod the
old Uerman Kestaoraot stand hsa opened
and.r the above oa ne a brst-elass restao
taot. We are prepared to famish mesla
for parties or dan oca on snort notice. Oys
ters served io every style, eastern or coast;
allklodaof bah koowa ia the market.
Employ only fire-class lelp, aod waiting
will b. prompt aod courteous. Regular
meals 25 cts. Coffee of first-class quality
od a enp of coffee and cake at (rom 5 to 10
t. I am well known in this city and re
aest the tlxsos to give me a call.
SAMGOETS Proprietor
THE STATE pni I rnp
AGRICULTURAL LULLtbt,
Opens September 12th, 1890.
Coarse of stady arranj'd exprts?y to
meet the needs of the fannimr and mevh.n
leal interests 'if the sjtte. Ltrge, commo
dioas and well veotilated buildings.
collene la located in a eultivatxt snd
ian commooity, and ooe ct the health
a the state.
Military raining. Rxprnses need not ex
ceed $150 for the entire session.
Two or mere fre. scholarships from every
Oregon county. Writ for catalogue to
B.L. AEVOLU, Pres.
Core II is, Oregon.
i . E. WEATHEHF03.D,
A PTOHNKY AT IjAW
AlBAKT. KM.
VV It BILYKU,
A I'fOUNEY AT LAW
Aod Solicitor in Chancery,
tl.BAMT. OKECiO.
"iieetloua prom.tly aiade on all po'nt
Lr" aeajotiated on eaaonable trcis
R t BI-aCIlBUK!, CBO. W WKIOHT,
SLACKSURfi & WCIGilT,
Attorneys at. Law,
Will poetics in sll the Courts of tus
Jluie, I'tf.mpt attriitioa tdven to all busi
liv". viititiatpti to our oartt,
Orrio. 0ld Fellows Tsmple, Alhauy, Or
J. H. DUFiCArj,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NuTAEY
PUBLIC,
a-Oflli- in Mlrahan'e Blook, No's I
aod a.
ALBANY, OREGON.
ALBANY OR.
nmm & hulbert beos..
Real Estate Agents
Frmv snd Ranohe. for sale,
Alsi city broierty in Albany
and Ciirallts,
ViJilTE STEAL! LAUNDRY
H E Str.Uh, Whit Rimra I.snndrT.
"Good end Hansst.'
yjT, U thai pnibwd I
ttry lHpt. Columbus.
rrUSJirfiP owe, rob. , is.
Ja-
ftunlly
for years, and Bud It to
be the tnedldna of medicines
FOR CCNERAL USE.
It U (ood. honest medietas su J hontut men
will not hcsltat to recommend it to suffering
humanity. JOHN P. KLEMMONa.
Booper.
In Every Hr.nl. Th.rw Is a Cnre. In
Kv.ry AppHctttlow st Hell.
MARK
.-.rflY
ilacobsDit
C' -TfTl.. .TheCkaS'A'Vogeier Co
BALT0M0
EAST AND. SOUTH,
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Routa
SHASTA LINF.
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Alh-tny
;
Abut. I alu tti only at f ) .Ut nli. n.irih
k.Melur. Ul lurtaiitl. ttniriin rujr, V.J.
burn, Sai.iu, Allwiy. T.iif"i, hbMl.l, h.lwr lUr-
Ubuiv. JunvUtM City, lrllK. t.UKcnc.
IOUII ! Milk fILT.
TO . I Lv
tVrvUii.d Ar 4 m ii
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AUwny l. I liM
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Albany
Labauo.
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PULLMAN BUFFFT "SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
r.r ItMHSiadalit .1 ar.aa'la !
Iters, attacked la Eapreaa Trataa.
s. I4. Btlvlat.a.
BClVtEE rtMILArj Al HIUUI.
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Mail tss.s saui (Kxxiptauituay.) .
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rriiroui.li TJcltotw
To all pu'.iiU
SOUTfl AND EAST.
tot lui. Ittlortuul.m r,vJIi raUn, oim,
all nn Ompaftv Akmi at Al'wy.
R SOtliLKM fc P. ROtiKKS
An'lU. r. and P. At
THE YAQIHISA UOUTLv.
Cn DovelopioHnt Con;t.ny'a Huia
.hip Lino
lift Mil PQ. fiUflSTPfl-
20 HOUaS LESS TliVlE
sen by any other re Jt.
Finst-elasa llirougij paangtr and
relght line from Port) and and alt point
the WUIamett Valley to ami from ran
rra&claoo, Cat.
.
The s Oregon : l.itio i l'opoular : btMMKB
EXCCBSIOSH. Low ltat. Tickets ar.
now on sale fr.m all Valley I'vioU
to Yptn aod I'.eturn.
Boata make clot connection at A loan
a-ilh tralne of the Oregon Paclflii lUilrood
TIME 8t.il KDCLR. (axA Surwlays.)
Omti Aloany 1-X r. H,
laavfComllis 1:10 r, a.
Arrl Yaqoina. i JO r. a.
Lv. Ta'tuina. C IS a, a
hoav. C.rvlll.,l'l.!6 a.B
Amv. Ailauy, 11:10 a. a
O. C. train connect at Albany and
Jorvallia. The above train connect at
laouina with tha Oregon Doveiopuient
Oompany'a Line of 8teainhipa between
Vajoma and Han Pram two.
HAIMXU DAT EH .
rana r "!
WUlararttc Valley. July ZUth.
Wi.lamcti Vailry, A of otn.
Willunttt Valt.y, Anj ltk:
WillsmatU Vall.y, Aug Mth.
laus raasciaco
Wi' jUDetl. Valley. An 1st.
Wtlmit V.K.v, Anr Uth.
WIIUmtt. Valley, Anr tlal.
W liUtmUa Vai, Au Slat.
The Compel fnKtr ibe njfnt to
hjaarre aailina cHtea '(hout notleo.
N. B. lasenKra from Portland and
JlleaiBUe Va:ly rinta can rnakj close
jnceotl.n will; the train i-X .'cu Yafiulna
'Onto at Albany or CorrMH. and if det
;indlaHai Franeisco ahould arranlo
rrlve at Ytj!ii lb" c onlnu bffor Ale
f aaulr.ar.
saaK(r sail
f .rli.M lutes alwnja ins
Laweat
r'orlnlormatl'.n ply to A R Chapman, KMght ant
ekt AK.nt, Albanr, o- to C II Hm!I, It., O. V.
a P. As... Orif a Ivalo; eul Co., 4 Monra-.mwrjf
Han franciaro, Cal. C. C. HUal t,
A.O t. srIP A" .
CorvaUs.
il. C. WATSt5ri,
Attorney at Law,
ALBANY, -:- OREGON".
Office la fbe nirshan Block.
Attorney at; LawialTith ia'ailaot
ALBANY OREOOTv.
Will practice in all the-courte of tin
SUU. AbstraoU of Title furuihed ou
hort aotioe- Tun years exDerituice.
J. WHITKEY,
hvit And
:M8iifiT
At La?
NI-
liUlit
CKECCK
ALBA"
JiSilk! Milk 1 1
1 em prepared to deliver 11 ilk t-i .11 parts
of the city, duarantp. th b-.t quality.
Leave order at C B Biowoell's grccery
store. ;
H'i FLETenRB.
Uoburg.laUiubor.
I sell the bc-st luiub'-r in tha i;-ui)t) ; aUo
edar posts, tihiitithis. luthn doors .ad win
ow mouidiut!, .lo. i'riiioi from $5 'o f22
er thonsaud. Vaid at L-iw-'n, on tbt
Narrow GaugH, !J me hefnru purchasing
elsewhere.
W W Crawford.
Adress.rO Tall nan, Or
ForlfhiKer &. Irving,
I
1
sit
-FUNERAL DIRECmnS!.-
1 111. cobiOU in my
KJits.1 by Allwny W, 0. T, f
A prlvntc lot lor (rom PhIIiih. Or, Btntos
tlmt this V O T U tlioro linn nrwn ro-r-
Hixiurotl rvwiitiy ntut cxjuht i opon n
rcHdiiiii room, n xiion uk u kuuumu' iuuco
enn to H'tir'l. Two ininlntorn mill uu
tditor nro u grvat help to tlio I'nlon.
Tho Iioumo cuno to it moiiron boforo lt
km too lute, noiTptod tlio ctmfervneo or-
iunal rckni:o bill, which wnatiifl wimui
liiil, and j'Rfwd it by a voto of 123 to Oil.
The prcnuK'nt at onco Btgnod It. Union
Mgimi.
The v.-xriouH tomprmnro mx'lolk'B of
t o n'nte of New Yot K nre tukliix liienH
urfs for n vlpmiUKOttinpitiKii in bvhulf of
a coiiHtitntiomU prohibitory nitifniliiu-nt,
nVo "a moetitttz of forty or mora tnlnln-
t .-rn, of vHrlous (U-notiiinntionN, prvm-nt
at the stnto prohibitory niiipmhiioiit con
vention, rhoMrt a i-ouni'iitUo to tmli ttvor
to rnlint nil the rlcwvuiMi of theatitttf in
lHhnlf of a viironma niovtnu'iit in fuvor
of tiie adoption of the luncmltui'iit."
A ltienilwr of tla New York Sbb Mi
uor IH.alor AHuiH'iutioii reprtot in
sa vims rt eoutlv : "In uttmwt every county
in tho utitto now thoro 1h a liiH"r Uhrs
OMWH'iution, and we arc all pledged to
vote together. o will vole together rt
ptrUU'tia of politioH, for we luivo coue to
the conclunion that it la about time to
take, care of ourselveit. In ion Siy;nal.
(no court bag pronounced the turnout
lirneut, Mass, TsiKH) lictiiKcti lioiims a
public nuisance, and baa ordered
its rt inoxal. It k is to the hiKhertwirt
now for ilnnl decibion. The lict nHe may
expire lefore that ctiuifs.
The late national convention 'f 'be
Younc I'eople'a Sx it-ty of Christian Kn
deavor, bt Ui in St liiuin, nd-'pti il the
followinc on the atihjet't of ti-inpi ranee :
Since tlx' iiuplacnble enemy of righteous
ness and ourilv of t'hrintaii'l Mix Church
the intoxicHtliii; enp, thcri-lori, e-
aolvvd, Tfiat we condemn intemperance
in every form; that wo rtand tor total
abxtiuence, for th aupprcnion of the ctt-
loon, anil for the uunihilation ot 1 he
power f the wliinkey rinj; in the politica
of this- nation. Nat. Tom. Advocate.
.. .. -. -
tux rs to iioi'.sr.K:LTn:.;.
IUiJ wootlt 1 oul i mui ly be wij td tft ih
a off clth or f.rnnj;e wtun) fiom elesi, nr(
wstrr ami JiicJ st oner.
Wash ink tui:u fioiu car'cisittt mi'.k, n.l
sftetwnriU with hot witrr, when ficU. OIJ
ink stains mutt fn; he wciieO, i!icn ra'.lxd
ai.h alti of lemon tnd wasiied i"ii k!y.
IS.itiicn yo-ir wlv.-r ly tHiilinc it up in .j'y
v.4 crfvira fc Win, cover t ith wclutinj;
mutttencU wi'.li seme spiiiif, oiy
if '.!e ovef.
and lull ol) .n l oL!t i h ctumuis.
I ne way to stipe me wans ot twin ...
M I... w It Ii M t.'trr itt .'li.-ru ri! 11. dn.l
I he wav to n e the walls ol a loom is
hecinnine at the cet'.c tj draw the Im-vm tloan
ia lines, chanciri! the cU th it becomes
soiicxl.
Keep cclti) fiesh !) iuin it in Wn paper
tprinkled with water, iheo in a damp ctuih.and
put It in a cool, mi place. Pcf tie --cpatmg
it for the tatle ul tici;e it in Cold water and
let it stand fct m. i our. Ii will l-e lounJ vety
crisp
How m.iny v.cr.irit tnuw Low to J rrpnrc
jerfe;tly licslt tp; o tlm' nn tllocicl t.n.ith
can eat is? Pouf ljiUnj; water over the ejj in
i;s shell, let ii siand on iheuuk in t'.ie wstrr
for five minutes The rrj w ill be ready as
smooth sscusUiJ, srd is almost as easily di
gested as a taw one, while :t flavor is some-
thine delicious.
To brighten i;i'tt picture frsnics take suffi
cient flour of sulphur to Rive a golden tinge to
aliOut a pint and a ha'.f of water, and in this
boil fw'oror five bruise.! onions.or gallic, which
till answer the same purpose. Suaii- off this
litpuid, and with it, when cold, v. p. h with a
soft brush any RiWirg which requires renewing
and when diy il w ill come out bright anew.
In washing very fine muslins, they ahould be
sooked in tepid water in which borax Ins been
dissolved, one tablcpuonful of borax t j a gal
lon of water being sufficient. After half an
hour they can be ruUtcd c,r,,,:' in soapsuds
made of fine white cuiJ vor.-.an.! boiling wa'cr
then poured Over thrm r.n 1 left lo too!. They
should be well Pitted ond npi.:d rather
than wrung out.
To preserve the ciitpncen and flavor of green
vegetables for salads, throw them in ice 'water
for an hour, then dry carefully on a soft tcwe!,
being careful not lo bruise them, an.) then pu:
in a cold place until wanted, Never mis any
salad with the dressing until you are ready to
serve it. Use the coldest ol clohc tu erv; it
on, and, if garnished propcily. is U one of the
most attractive and wMiviinc ilnlics on the
table.
Tfce ralyll aad Ike atsar.
Rev F M Shrout. pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: !
feel It my duty to tell what wonder l)r
King's New Ubcovt ry ha done lor me.
My lung were Ladlv dlscaed, and my
parbhioners thought I could live onlv a
few weeks. I look five bottles of 'l)r
King's New Discovery and am iimud and
well, gal. ling i( lbs In welghL"
"p. ah, tet me soe, what do ymi give for a
poM 011 the chest t " as mi Jonos, In a sort of
Indifferent tone, of a doctor with whom he
wna slightly anqualntan, rut ho met him on the
Street. "Advlcf," waa the laoooio rrmly. So
do we. We advise you not to noirlect that
hacking oouirh and drowsy feeling, the ormtod
tong-ue, tho railing apnetlto. the iridlfrt-stlon
and a-enerai lassltudo and dehllity-that " tired
foeiliiar," aa ao many express It, Take Dr.
P W "oldtm Mctllcnl UlHcovery, In timo
and It will not disappoint, lt Is not only the
most wonderful alterative, or blood-eleanwr.
known to medical s ilence, but also possesses
superior nutritive and tonlo or atrenirth-fc-lv-ine;
pronertiea. For Oroncltlah Throat and
Lun- Diseases, sroomrianled with lina-erlna-eouKhs,
the " Golden Medical Discovery " &
absolutely unequaled as a remedy.
lor Weak Luno-1, Spitting of Illood, Short
Breath, Consumptive Nig-nt-sweats. and kin
dred affections, it surpasses all other medi
cine. It's the only lung remedy, sold by
druggists, guaranteed to benefit or cure. In
$500 Bg
iw,r an incurable esse of Ca
tarrh In the Head, by
the proprietors of Dr. Bog era
Catarrh Remedy. By its
mild, soothing- and healing
crooortlea. ii curt tha worat
eases, no matter ot how long standing. Only
10 cent. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Pianos.
Thosa r'ahing a flrat-fdass fn8trmnnt,
the t est n ade to ata-id the oliroata of the
Coast, can I e anlted by calling at Mri B
E Hymss'r, oppoait ilia Manonlo Tetn
plo, on First Street. The latest voc-il and
Instrumental muaio kept for salo.alBO the
largest assortment of stamping patterns
so select from thia sida of 'Frifeoo. Lea
sons given In painting and embroidering
In her studio over Linn County Bank,
liv her yonr order aud you will be
pleased.
MONEY TO LOAN7
$100,000 to loan at 8 per cent ea ian
TJiLEGltAPHIO NEWS
Internal Itevraae Collerllaaa,
1'oHTi.ANi), Aug. aa. The total coltectioni
of inlcrnnl tevrnue for the tlbtilct emhrclng
Oicjjon ond Washinglon, t'ltiiiig llie year end
lug July I, tSgo, sie n i''i!V.n OieKon.tiS
)0o, 65) WashinKtun, (137,364,811 A nW,
il.064. 55, Total, e3aa.ay3.ol-
Nut ainnlilrant,
Wahiiinim'on, A"i;. aa. The Uinnt sco
mtaiy of hitt'c, on heing ikeil to day if there
wna any apecbtl ainilicnnce in I lie movetnetiii
ol the lliiuliip Chiti Ic.ton on the Nortliwmt
c jasi Just tit this time, M there was nut. Su
far n he knrw the wotild not lu north . tif the
Aiitc-t ic.iti hounilmy line,
Krllrf,
Nkw York, Aug. aa. hn SecieUry
Wiiulom ans rrn t-rtibt court mini; tin
Hiiticniy ia the money titi.rV.ct and the elTact
of hia order for tl reilcniplum of 4.4 percent,
homla, he sniilt "Ilive been in conatiltntHin
wiilta niiml.-r of crnilciiu n ainti my arrival
concerning the rtWt tif the measure, and re
ports weiv (.i voinble. il 'n i htm to he com
inn in live y, ntul I hrheve 'ln anion will
till. 11. 1 Hilln itnt irll' I.
n a. Ilinl,
ft,M rHANi'lico, Aa;;. aa lite monetary
pinch in Nw Yoik hni not cnuieil say per
ccptihle niiirij-thrnirii; of talcs in tl.it mm ket,
Money lcie i plcnulul at Irom 3 to 7 per cent I
per snnum on approved collaterals. In fitciit w
ni n iunuunt thai nuiine ins nasi rear tinvi a 1
lotal ut 8i.ooo.ouu h.is hrrn trt namitictl to I
New Voik toial.sauv.inuycof thn high tales
tcuioiioily pievailing rhete. lcsl I anki ere
not ell nc exchar ce to New York in large
sinuunt except to irgulnr pstiuitl,
lvrr lart'liarl.
Wamhmuon Aug. at, The p mount of
vi'ivcr putchstcd I ilay was ss foil jwsi One
huinlteil ihoutsiitl ounces st (1 19310, loo,
uoo ouu.ti nl fi (94 10, 150,1x10 ounce! at
ft 19.' j . S;cicta:y Netllcton jt. this sflcr-
mxiii iltat .ilver purchasers lor the present
niuntii woutii te Iiiiuie. 1 to a pruiotiunaie ier'
cenlKe of the UHul luonth'i uuln of 4,500 000
ounces, ninl llut hetrjlicr lite smotin. pur
cli.ls.(i illicit he irtkultrd by cttUmhtl niottllia.
nut t'Hh 1 .
Lt i.iiM-, Ot., Aug, aa. C N Scott, ie
cover of the Oirgoiiin KaiUay Cumpany.wsi
here yestcuUy luuking after the Isx ssxaamcnl
..I. I.. 1 t . . . I
vi iu i.wiii'iiiy ,i, i4nv euuniy. in an inter- I
view w t it a tepotcr he sai.l wotk on the ex- t otin, .titaa .euie r.iMits and iviiin ruin
tcnsUn ftoni Cohutg to .spiingticld will be! kin. There are also quite a number f
coininenccd ss tn as the title is ms le per Albany eople acattcrtvl around In rooms
(cct and that the road will nunt.leirJ ami
c opctation to .Springfield licfore winter. The!
roaJ will not terminate i t Springfield, hut will I
lie pushed tight on up the river. The hrt
gtaUtug coin met cxtcnili as far as Jaspar.
VTstl t the Mailer r
Nkw York, Aug. at, t he atringency ia
the money market in Wall strtct to diy, was
sharper than it has etrr lert since the May
panic el ISS... Al ilve opening tif the s'ock
exchanc.btokrii who eie lorg on siut,ksand
Itau ut.niweU UK.nry on tlicm, were clad to
renew the lotus at ao rer cent Ccr snnum
l-.ven tins late wotil.l but l.rmg a lenewai ol
the Wars in many esse, and bcfoio 1 1 o'clock
nuiiiy lniowrrs received noiicrsttial their loons
had hern called in. Ihokris who boucht stocks
)rtcrday, in anticipalion vt relief hum the
liieasury deparimeni, trie.! to olilaln (un.la to
pay Cm theu pure hates, but were unal.le to rlo
sn l the cimt.inc.l tiemattd t au.r.l a later
ciowj io remain around the money ml ot the
exttiange all day. Iaily k,an were ml I- at
as per cent, but ;he supply at thi figure was
lav ... ..I .. I I .. . . . .
."""-'. e V'" mut, ,w
oj ana i.o,f 1 o clock the tt. vaiimg tate
, ' r ; ' ; "."
.nu p.en.tum , per cent per .lay.
After 1 n 111., the rale advanced to a half ter
cent per uay anu irgai t.te'est or eiptal to 1 90
lrr cstit, pci annum- rite crowd of brokers
were all trying to borrow and the CallcOn:inu
eil to increase. In .lie last hour telegrams
nom vvssitington to tl.ccllcct that the tics
ury oittcuis Had decided to take measures to
rebel the stringency caused an easier fcehne.
The high rates for money rapidly dwindled
away, too, when a Iresh supply of fund camel
in hum netting eschangc bias,
Help.
WASMISUTOH, Aug. ai. The director of
the mint to day authorized tbe superintendent
of the mint at I'hibdclphia to make sdvanrea
oa silver bsr, a soon as received, ia otdcr to
lelicve the stringency in the New York money
ma-ket. The treasury department :hi even
ing issued a circular providing f.r the redemp
tion befure September 1, of 110,000,000 4!
per cent. Uml at par, and will after Sepltm
ner I, prepay to the owners of bond so re
ceived, all interest on said bin. Is up to snd in
cluding August 31, 1S91, without rebate of
interest I he circular of August 19 is hereby
rescinded.
Strrpy Mralre.
New Voek, Aur;, at, It is repotted here
that oisc t ficct of the rise of silver has been the
st imulai ion of si ver mining in MenicO. Old
mines, for year unuscl, are tieing pumji-d
out and put ino shape for renewal of work,
with improved method of apparatus. Com
panies ar: 'jcing formed lor the construction of
smeltrt, so that silver ore can be reduced aad
rthnrd on i.Ictican soil and sent over in ban
J snd ingot.
fr.flMriliiM .rrialr.a.
Washington, Ajg. ao. The lujitrintcnd'
cnt of the census has just issued a bulletin on
the projuction of pig iron in the United State
during the year ending June 30, iSyo. In
this bulletin the iiipciintcndcnt ay:
The production of pig iron, including bis
scmcr, luring the year name.i, sggtegated
5,579.779 ln (of aooo pounds 'o the ton) ai
compared with 3,731,0a! ion produced duiing
thcccnsui year of tSSo, ond 2,oSa,8ai tons
during the consul year of 1S70. h will be
(ratifying to notice the great inidcs which the
Southern italei have matte in the manufacture
of pig iron since 1870. The total product in
that year being 350,346 ton, a against 1,780
9x9 tons in 1890. The development ot the
manufacture of pig iron in the United Steles
during the tei. year fiont l&So to 1890 i phe
nomal, snd nt the present rnte of increase in
production this country is destined soon 10 lw
conte the IfioHiig p.rcKturrr of pig iion in the
world, poibly reaching thi tiiilinclion in the
calendar year 1890.
In point of production Pennsylvania stands
fiiit, Ohio second, Alabama third, Illinois
fourth and New York fifth, In six Western
state! which produced pig iron there have been
a large inctease in production.
Tbrealraed It It Hlrllte.
San Fkancisco, Aug, ao To morrow
morning the bright conductor and brakemen
of lha western division of the Southern Pacific
railroad will decide whether or not they will
go on a strike. Their actioa depend upon
the decision cfc the company upon a proposi
tion of sflvancin wage. Conductors who
now get 558 a inonih and demand $100, and
the I rakenicn want an advance from to?75
The belief prevails lo day that lhe company,
would grant the- men' demands or compromise
wiili them by a reduction in time. However,
General Superintendent Killtsoie will be asked
to give the company's answer to morrow,
'Hie strikers sic still getting men to desert
from the founder, This morning two men left j
Golden Stale and Miner's foun.hy, and one the
National. All three were sent East this after
noon. A number of mishaps ore constantly!
occurring in the foundries, Castings go wrong
other blow up and again some when made
ate either too lurge or too small. Negotiations
toward a settlement ore, however, in progress, I
Silver Bullion,
Washington, Aug 20.' The silver bullion
offered for sale to the tresury department to day
was 1,314,000 ounces, lhe amount purchased
465,000 ounces, a follows: 50,000 ounces at
M 19 875 lcoo, 150,0.0 ounces at$i ao, 350
000 ounces at $1 ao 25 loo,
treaded Iattir! ;:.
New York, Aug. 20 It k eported that
lagrippe has appeared in thu city. Thrie
''rs'hs from the disease are said to liuve oc
rurrcd at the hospitals last week. Several
physiciani affirm that the prevalence of throat
disorders is really the return of lagrippe,
A su-e earn for the whisky habiti Dr.
Livingston's Actidot. for Drunkenness will
Cure any case of the liquor habit in irom ten
to thirty duys, from the moderate driuker to
tha drunkard. The Antidote can be given
in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of
tho person taking it. The Antidote will not
injure the healtri in any way. Mannfsolnred
l.y the Livingston Chemical Co., Portland,
Oregon, cr from J A Cammiug, sol agent,
Albany.
YAtUMA BAY.
A Very lalereallag ramiiinalraMon rrorn
Wrraon's tavvrlla aamnirr Itraort.
IUltimokb Camp, Niiwi out, At:g. 21
Saturday at 1 :30 o'clock we beard tho
cry "all aboard," and away wo aped (or
Newport, Irelng an hour late, on account
of waiting for the Portland cxpreas with
the Omaha cxcuraioniHtn. incro were
.. ... . . tr- 1 .. .1
nuite a l') v crown on ooaru. ve itau
tho honor of having tiovcrnor IVnnoycr
on Iroard. alno uolmt to enjoy tho aca
Iit-ni...
We arrived afely at Y'aijulnaClty, ond
were huntled on Inmrd the liont bound
for Newport. At Newport we were met
liv an anxloua. cauer crowd, all Mtabinu
ami crowilinir to co if any of their
friend bad come. We aoon were settled
in llaltlmoro'i addition to Newport,
which is alluatcrl Jimt back of the Ocean
llOUKC.
Hundav inornlnit we attemlctl church
and Hunday wlrooi, ami iiearn a numi ex
cellont Hcrmoii. Moiulav liioriilnif we
were up brlht and early and started lor
Capo Foul weather. There were ten In
our company, and wo w alked all the way
over Bttil back. 1 cn cannot ueaenoe me
taautlful wenery we pans throtiuh An
artlirt could not ttirk for more lM-nutiful
wct nerv than thin to portray. On our
way we pitnaod throtush Went Albany, or
i;reeK. Il is tpiiw niicaiy wniuu
ith Albany people. Aiuona the Albany
ihhiimv rt'Kiniiiii tncrf nra nut ii ft
French ami family. K F Hox and family,
Mrs Trumintll ami two aaUKiiu-ra, Mr
Overman, Mine Hart, Mra Stewart, Mrs
Henrietta Urown, Miaa I'.labop, Kd Carter
and family, Mrs I'lckaon and family, Mrs
HurmcHter and daughter, Mildretl, MIhw
Mb Irvine, Kettle Miller and Annie
Khun, Jcsra Van Wilaon, Clare Vunk
ami Joint Morrlaon. After reaching our
destination, eating our lunch, climbing
up 114 steps to the tower of the light
liouae and examining the lamp, we re
turned home, tired, dusty and wornout
but happy in the thouuht that' we had
accomplished our pummhio.
Tuesday we bait our tint bath in the
bnv. and a urand lime we bad. A per
won doce not know w hat fun it is until!
they try it for themiMdves.
On r.alliiuore bill w noticed Mrs S
Hitltitnore and dauuhtcr, Ava, (ii-orge
Harris and family, Mrs W II K John,
Mrs lr CbninU rluiii and. son. Mrs A
till ....I .I......1.I... l .. SI '.....II.
jm" '. ..i.h,i- ...i., ......v.......
further tlown in town, antoiiir wiiom arc
F M lied Held and family. Miss Flora
Hedlbdd, W C Twredale and family, Mrs
Itr Kills. Miss Ih-rlha Kllia. Jav l'.lnln
ami fatttilv, Mrs Kiefer and family, Mir
ii . i. tt.u.. i , . at ... ....1
.iiftKHie s. iitsiiim rp, aits .iiitiiuii ami
family. Miss Alice i'.luke. Charlie Hears.
Alliert Cmpbrey, Morrla KcniWra and
Joe iHtbruille. There are also quite i
number of cople from Portland, Halein
r.UKcne, t orvallis, etc.
WrditrsUtr the tut! Ml.chlr! went out
over the btr fihlnj, carrtlti lirtwrcn 40
and 50 passengers inotly laclcs. A hue
time was had, only a few c lck.
Caught about 30 6h. We had a itot
brautllul day, the tun shining luli;bliv.
On Wednesday' bust we noticed Mr
Scars and la. nil r, Mr Hawkins and
family, Mrs Kcv Irvine, and T J Over
man from Albany.
This Thursday morning we bad tin He a
rain aliower, Si d a totn i. lady Itt Haiti-
morecainn ntltjl.t have been reri holdiiig
an umbrella titer the stove while the
breakfast cooked. It ha no cleared
oft and the wind U blowing p gale.
The strati ctulxr fCl'y of Chaileljn"
has iust arrived out.lde the bar. with the
nm(f , ,otlwjt0. The tu Mlhtcf
has gone out to It. ve a.l cilmitrd on
, lhe , ,,, ,nd ,rt(k . look ,,
I remain "Auntie's affectionate niece
Sam txritA Jask.
atui aatTMrstv. Miistit,
Aug. iH, iSyo.
llarrisburg. Is In this
John Batch of
nclgttlKtrhood with bl mammouth steam
threshing outfit, consisting ol hlrtv-sls
men, three cooks, and a comp'cteoutftt of
machinery yesterday (Sunday) evening
They were Irving a sclf-fceding attach
mcnt on the separator, having an espcrt
from Portland to oversee the work, but
have not a yet made It work well on
wheat though It doe very well oil oat.
Harvest work Is progressing though
somewhat slowly on account t( the grain
ripening unevenly. Grain I striding
much belter than was anticipated and
good quality too,
Mr Phllpot and daughter, Clara came
near meeting with a serious accident while
on their way to church yesterday. They
were In a cart and the horse stumbled and
fell, throwing Ml Clara nut and bruising
her considerably. Mrs Phllpot csught on
the dashboard and so saved herself a fall.
In our last communication we stated
that Nick Martin had gone to California
lor a wife, which waa not true at that
time, but as the story was unintentional
we can make It right now a he I gone
this time sure.
The race home owned by the Jones
Brother was oadly crippled on a barbed
wire the other day.
Mr Cuckey finished baling hia bay last
week. He bad about fifty tons.
Mr Getchcll's team ran away one day
last week with Mrs Gclchcll andtwochil
ren In the wagon. By great pirsence of
mind he succeeded In pulling both chil
d:cn out and then got out herself after
the horse had ran about a hall mile, so
beyond a few bruises a id a bad fright no
damage was done.
Papa and Mamma McN.ry have named
their daughter Ada.
Mr Tut ncr expect to start for hi. former
home in New York about t'.c aothof this
month. He doe not like our dry sum
mer and savs he Is going wh?rc it rains
once In a while.
8C Annltage of Poilland, and Mis
Annitage cf fclugcnc, were visiting their
sister Mrs Gctcbcll one day lust week.
Elder Craig asal.ted by Rev Mai boy
held mi vices at thu huuimctvillc school
house last Sunday. A full house was in
attendance.
tiisFira.
The Salvation Army ia getting ready to
give Chicago what it terms a "grand
glory go." The Halvation Army appear
to ouuet stand just what Chicago necde.
The motor line car to run between In
dependence and Monmouth baa arrived
and waa started to running yesterday.
The people in that locality 'are juutiy
proud ot it.
Worth's latent edict prescribes that
there shall be no more crinolines, and
consequently the fall fashion will not
snow tne promised revival of the empire
fashions.
The mother of Oscar Wilde, who has
written verses that have been admired in
England, will henceforth receive an an
nuity from the British Crown, her name
naving ueeu placed on tne pension list.
The line between Polk and Yamhill
counties is to be fully and definitel es
tablished at last, vv p Wright is to do
the surveying and the monument 1 to
mark the line are to be cast at the lul'ma
foundry.
Queen Victoria pays great attention to
the floral wreaths which she sends out.
Inquiry is made , as to what were the
favorite flowers of tho deceased person,
and if it is possible they are obtained.
All the royal wreaths are made at the
gardens of Frogmore.
In accordance with a curious Auotrian
custom, one of Archduchess Valerie's
wedding gifts has been a collection of
articles of clothing worn by ber in hor
days of babyhood. Her first wee pair of
boots, preserved for this purpose by her
nurse, was brought to her at Vienna by
that worthy woman.
v-
Btatisties of religious growth for the
past year, gathered by the Indonendpnt.
shows that there are in the United States
151,261 churches of all denominatinns
108,300 ministers and jiearly . 22,000,000
members. During tho year there bns
roHttnater-Gcneral Wanamakcr pro-
prwea to have nome poetal-carrla made
cBpecially for the ladlea. In other words
ne will exclude thorn from tire males.
Annie Tlxlcy, who In now in Ixmhn,
chats plennantly alwut ladiea' drcimea,
and nay : All ilrcasea for atreet wear are
now made mum btmtlcM, aana reeds, sans
crlnolinca, aan pretty much everythinK,
and yet." trim added with a bright laiiKh,
"1 notice tlrey cont from 2fl to 60 jMircent
more than they did when they put In the
whole bualnesN.
The following la the ticket nominated
by tho Idaho republicans! Governor,
iOen L Khoun: lieutenant uovnrnor. Nil
1 icy, 01 niurrens : reprcaenwiive in con
gresK, Judito Wiltia Hwcct, of IauIi;
auditor, (100 Uobatbah. of I'.ltiKbain;
secretary 01 slate, A J l'lnkliurn, 01 Al
lnr... 1. , 1 ri,.m.. .. .l
attoniey-general, Geo II Kobcrt, of
Alturaa.
una intcrestinu iniomiation in uj
iillcrl by a reporter who la doubtless on
terms of great intimacy with tho gentle
men named : "Mr William Astor, of New
York, enjoys an income of $Zl,r)i a day.
Mr John 11 Kttekefoller'a amounts to
lH,7lo, Mr Cornelius Vanderbilt'a to
flft.uou and Jay (iould'a to f7,430." Mr
(iould iiiUKt jo very much ashamed of
the worry figure he cuts In this crowd.
WOP.rownof Dull 11 odcM to bulll
the foundation and walls for any kind of
a court hoitae which the county court of
I'oiK may ace lit loonier built. Whereat
llro iViitiiui ! of tho vVcwt Hhle ami l!ro
Houghty of the Olmerver don their war
tiaiot, arm themstdvea cap-a-pie ant
enter vigorously ami viciously uon the
court hound war riuestion. "liarc-facetl
lie" ami other choico lSilliiigsgatn drop-
)iugs ntiorn tne coiuutna ol tlieae paptra
now.
Of the 4'JiK) iiteciea of (lowers now cul
livated lit F.urotie, only ten per cent
give forth any odor, j bcrefore It cannot
Iks Hit Id that most How era are fragrant
In an Knirlinh town there Is a shop
where gun Hints are fashioned, and from
which :to,(XiO,OtK of tlicm have Is-cn sent
to the West 'oast of Africa in the last
ten years. The savagn tribe in the in
U-rior use them in their old-fashioned
fire arms.
Kxperlmcnl made in Austria show
that the addition of aoda to I'orllaud
cement enables it to w ithstand the action
of frost.
It baa lut. ly liecii shown that if two
coin are tdacctl on opptwite sides of a
plate of glass and electrified for two min
utes they will have a perfect image of
themselves upou the glass.
According to Popular Science Newa, it
1 jHHtaible al the equator for a solar
ccliprte to remain total for seven minute
and tiftv-eight aecotids. A person, bow-
ever, moving eastward on a rapidly mov
ing train during totality could prolong it
to tight minutes.
The fact that the wave In the North
Sea differ in aha)e w ben caused by a
northeast wind under high pressure from
tbM! caused by a southwest w ind with
low bnroiiK lcr ia considered aa a proof
that the air in an anti-cyclone is a de
scending current and the air in a cyclone
an ncccimiHg current.
A new abell has lately been Invented
by an Austrian for the purpoee of scatter
ing oil over the wave during a atortn. It
1 a wooden cylinder, lined with shellac
to keep the oil from penetrating the
wood, ami it carries in addition a cal
cium irght, which illuminates the water
for a considerable distance
Only fresh egg are a full of meat aa
an egg, or, In other wonw, entirely full.
Altera few days evaporation of the mois
ture leaven air apace. Aa the air paaaea
through the sheila it aoon bads-to de
struction of the albumen in the egg, and
this set the germ in the yoke to crow
ing, if at any time the egg get cold,
thi germ died, and the egg quickly
spoil.
Paper tongh a wood ia aald now to l
made by mixing chloride of cine with the
pulp in the cottrtM) of ma 11 u fact tire. It
baa been found that the greater the de
gree of concentration of the jtinc solution,
the greater w ill be the toughness of the
paper, lt can be used for making gaa
pities, Poxes, comtw, lor rooting, and
even, it is aaJixi, lor making boat
A tall, good-looking young man, who
wore line clotiiee, ana carried a valise,
created a scene at the Stark-afreet ferry
landing, in Fast Portland, last evening.
An attractive young woman, with veiled
face, wa waiting for the boat, and lie
boldly walked up to her, lifted ber veil
ana kiei iter three times.
She did not
faint or get angry.
"Stop, sir," she said, blushing. "You
are altogether too fresh."
The fellow walked away, and joined
two other men, and a woman. All four
were awfully drunk. When they reached
Portland, they walked up Stark street,
jostling everybody who came along.
uregonian
It may lie interesting to some people to
know that their chance of drawing a
prize irom tne Louisiana lottery is one in
7,(HI5.
y . t
Quite a wnsation was caused in
theatrical circles by the desertion of her
husband by Mrs Anna Leaf, a star in
tho late De .Shctley Co.
Among the fruit that was taken aboard
the car was a bunch of strawberries of
the third crop of thu season, which were
much admired, snys the Corvallis Times,
streaking of the visit of the Omaha coun
cilinen. The population of Washington will be
346,000. Of this 33,85 will le credited
to Tacoma and 43,914 to Seattle. Thanks
giving ought to be a great day in that
ntnte; but bless us, bow the turkeys will
gU staffed.
It is a requirement of the poetofOc de
partment that the stamp shall be placed
on the upper right hand corner of the
envelojre. This is for convenience in
canceling. If the letter is not stamped
in this way, the postmaster has a right
to send it to the dead letter office.
The Fortland Speed Horse Association
see ma to lie run on rather selfish princi
ples. Outside of Portland no paper con
tains mention of the meeting, and it is to
be presumed from this fact that the man
agement has not even sent a complimen
tary ticket to any 01 tne country papers,
not to mention advertisements. ' The
purses for trotting races for the fall
meeting amount to $5300, while tne en
trance money for the same amounts to
over $-1500, leaving the association to add
less than $800. The horsemen of liaker
City paid $200 entrance money, and yet
nu omciai nouncauon 01 tne meecting
has been received bv any paper in Baker
City. It is about time lor the Portland
Spued Association to learn that Portland
is not all of Oregon. Blade.
It taWes youngsters to do things np
brown. Tiie Eugene Register gives the
following good example of their ability
to meet emergencies. "Mr and MrsC
W Young returned-Monday from a trip
to the Pine Openings. . Mrs Young stop
ped at Steve Kigdon's while up there
and reports a peculiar birthday party.
Last Thursday a child of Paul R rist.nw.
who was raised by Mrs Rigdon and who
resides at Pleasant Hill, was one year
old. Mrs Rigdon's two little girls, aged
10 and 12 years, wanted to celebrate the
event and so had a birthday party.
They baked a cake themselves and car
ried on a party aa though a large crowd
was present, though only four persons
were there. As this took place in the
mountains G3 miles above here, and the
! (.loecT OTjr nejpn rtVV'ns Pt f (pit ain tJl I
HOMK AMU ADKOtlr.
THOftsPAT
A go'i'l s;2':d fg p'frmoatod the atmoe
pherothis morning.
Ooe olTur of 25m cent was insdo for
some heps at IStignos.
The gross ssreiniaof the Northorn I'acilh)
for last year were 22, WW.OOO.
Misa Rlfctra Stites of F.uuoite Is visitincc
rotativta and fi'niln in the oily.
A It Mstlhtiw., I) C Hchell. and Thos
Jours loft to day on a tr.p ti the J'indlcy
print;!.
CW Watt's valushla hiid dot, rrreitly
Inst, his bmtn fotlinl. An tv. m the
UKMOCMAT (lid It.
F L Such and wife hive rottirr.e 1 fr.m
Tsooina wheie they have lsn visiting tl:eir
daughter Mrs Tuireli.
J I' Htokni, an old end rpootd oil.ijtin
of Walla Walla, died at North Yakltna on
tho 17th ol consumption.
Johnstown eontains more itdiahitsiitt
tu-iUv tiino hs did hufore Ihs disasr
whioh dr wnwl 3305 of her pi-oplo a ) e'
ago.
R Garrison has tio cn.trct at Kugt n for
csrr ing the liisd t a'.d from th. Iran. s
$300 is the pno, Iocs tvrn than u paid
hre.
A boise and (log cait csme iiito Alhsny
alone this morninu at Lirnlio speed. Wr
have not lesrund the iiatnv of the a., mir, :ior
the result of the runnwat ,
Mr F P Nutting, Ir.cal nblor of the
DkmocHAT wen to the bay to day to he
Utrne a wek. We shall csot s.inn-lliiiig
Very nice from hrs pt-n on Ins rt turu.
The Astoria Columbian U authority for
the slstement lbs', the Albany At Astorrt
It lt iireliniiustv sutvyts completed i d
- - r
The disoatchr say tint tout m xle 111 t'
Caisroo-V Iniaid rati) at Union was 10'
iT - -r '
seeouds. wbitrh was probably tao rrr et
I . ,,
lime. I
Fears are tuturuinul that an '.u'l.r. k ;
win occur in Hie p.n.iu ury 1.1 'i -;
ton, as th.re Is a st ln ui cooom t ! in 1
the coiivicU lo . iT-ct an swo.pe. rim !
el.scly watci.id however.
The eseayation for a fiw twv story brick
at the corner of L)nn and Si-cood w liin
this morniaa. Itwl!lb if the fw n.d
style of the ft! K Voong bnoU. 1 1 i ot.o hor
of the many evidoouxs of thn steady, per
manent growth of Albany.
Miss lain re 1. to!tra. who has t.o'-i. in
San KraucUoo the pt two moiith', ariivtd
bom. this morning sod will at onoo com-j
meoo preparations for th. openi
itif of ht-r
" 1 ' ,F
music, harmony aad language school in cm-
nectmo with Mta Thornton. beyU-mbrr lt.
Journal.
A dispatch recwivrd to day frm the
managers f ir wbtn Maud Grange; is n'-w
playing in Portland stale that tb- are itr
airnu -if coming to Albany 1 rxt w l
Maud has fw uwri.r in I sr In--, t.d we
liKjj:k hir her a full riotisi- iu mm it is
decided to coma.
Th salary Hxed for the Ui.d oilVer for
Oregon fur the enittt( er is a. f.ili'-ws;
U Grand. $2743 SJj Ltkevpw. i-H'.'22;
Drenou City ard Ki.-I.iiiu $.1001 c:i.;
The U.llrs, $.1ii;.5J Tub hH.m t
Burns, which has lru n.H.ig I uii-k ordy
Itttl over sis mMha h,- mo.nl 111: U;'li
to bring the salary t 5221') ".
KIiLt I". am of :l, IJ. ra'.l b. cot.'- on to
his rarch on fh.Saniuit .
Th Saut.nt mi on a; attni i a t'rt;at
di 1 of llitrtltat jut lion .
Mr -kiur"r I'ui'iiitiii an tibii'i..,i t. tut
home to the Thitd waiu.
Pn-f J W Johnson of tha State ut.ivc-isity
waa in Albatiy yesterday.
Julius Hchmi.tt, K;hm?r cab d; ivt-r, has
retarntd from a trip to Sodaville.
Wotk wss begnu t-.lay nn a ccmcbt wa'k
ia front of th new t'ank of Oreaon
Mr Smith Ktu i of California, brolherof
Elba Kaoi ha k. u viait-ug hi re for a few
days past.
MrKichnU, of Corvallis, was la the city
to-day. la the interest of the pr"i-od ea
bibitear.
Mr Merrill has just received so insurance
map of the city which u tb. eomplolest
thing yet oat.
Th school fund s portinnmnt for
August la rVftnnCo. shows 9.VJ3 ljsp
portiotitd and Z-'.OH children.
Mr Ehods n. w rrsii'.eoco in tb Third
ward is Hearing contplrtun, and will lea
fine addition to that part of the city.
Work no th Methodist chorcli is pro
greasing nicely. It will b one of tha
handsomest cl.utch editioes in Albany,
Mr Ellis Kooa w just o tbiub-ting a baii.)-
som Cottajja ou Thi nl street just ai-rn the
ditcb, which will be occupiid by Mr Grant
r roman.
Mr Brink tb railmvl c-nt rector will
leave neit waek to work m the Unto Pacific
jast beyond KaUtn. He puts twenty teama
to work.
Julius Joseph returned from a trip to the
bay and way point to day. He r -port
weatorr no I tit morning though for ev
eral day past it has hem raining.
Davia Br., of Shotid'-, have sold tbeir
took of gmd to Nrltou Crame. of Hrowm-
villo, and a Mr D.vi of Shed'i's who will
uon-tuu. na i-uaiaeas. Air Uaorge Dsvis
will take a trip east shortly.
aha Baltimore brick on the corner of
First and Lyon street ia f..t aaran-int; th.
appearaoe of a building. The 30x100
warehouse fronting on Water street ad
joining is almost completed. This will be
on of the best busiieaa blocks ia th city.
Sub Arrived. The United States
cruiser Charleston arrived at Yaquina
bay yesterday morning after a fourteen
days' trip from Honolulu and guilcd for
Port Townsend at noon, taking iu fresh
supplies. She made slow time to econo
mize coal. Admiral Brown forwarded
telegraphic dispatches to Washington
from here.
Tub Two A's. Mr Barr Chief Engin
eer of the Two A', with his party, 'c
turned to the chv yester.lay evening
from Tillamook. T"hey have now com
pleted the survey of the Albany and As
toria Railroad from this city to Astoria.
As every one knows who is acquainted
with the geographical features of the
country through which the road is lo rim,
the road can be built at the minimum
cost of railroad, as the country is
tr.ainly level and htt'e grading will be
required. The next thing to lie done
will be the etab!ihment of a perman
ent grade by placing grade stakes
through to Astoria. The Albany cap
italist who have, this enterprise in
charge are men of energy and enterprise
and are not merely experimenting.
Everything goes to show that these
gentlemen are backed by capitalists east
who will put the road through at an
early date,
MArCROAY.
Wheat is lirm at 65 ceutf.
Jidge Strahau left to-day for Newport.
Considerable aiokuese is said to prevail 10
the country now.
The Parmer warehouse is r.oeirii-T a
new coat of paint,
Mr Frd Blount and wife ar home from
a month ia th inoiinta'us..
Thomas Holinau aud H W Cottle of Salem
were in th city to-day.
Geo. Harris returned from the B.tv ti dv
and leporta a very pleasant time.
Mr ViriiH Parker went to Ysqnina Ray
so-day to drink in the sea LreKcr.
The Guard reports a p nm that w cig'ted 5
ounce and 7 measured 8J inuhes.
Lank Bilyen passed through Albany tc- iay
on h way to Yaquina from Eugene.
Dr tV H Rowland of tha Pacih'o Medical
Co., returned from a tuiiness trip to Port
land last evening.
The recount in Portland and Salem will
begin next Monday and will be requited to
be finished ia three davs.
The oonnty bridge at Umpqua Ferry will
be completed Monday and tha event will he
celebrated by a pictiio and ball Review.
About 150 person went on tha exaursion
to the Bay this sftetnonn Maoy came from
Mills City aud other poiutu east of Albany
Horace Farewell, of Albany, a brother of
Mrs H Farlow. of this plaoe, is vitutiug hit
relative in Ashland, this week. Ashland
Tidings.
Hon J K Weatherford and DB Monteith
went to Anton to-day on basinets con
nected witu their' property in tha city by
1 tUC "IVB
I
Oeo l'.rown, an employee at the U. P train
yard at Albrfiaas a wiper, was acotdnotly
ran ovr by an eogtos aud died yesterday
at 12 o'olook.
The j l. ld of wheat in this eoonty is enor-
n ous. ihi train is plump antlisinabet
ter condiUon for iiisrket than for many
ymirs provioni. Mountan.rcr.
Pelo Monloniory who was shot lst
Sunday at tlio t rick yaid rait of thisotty
by Uiirlorwood is not improving i..ncn.
Thn ball has not been removed.
fttophmi Minood forwardnd 4000 pmnds of
hups via 8aorarnttnti to Milwaukee by fst
IrniuhtThursdsy, These hops were of the
1H0 crop and the product of 2J acre.
Oanrd.
John 1' Irish ofth8n Frstioisco Atta
has hri-ri noimtifitrd by the r,mocias lor
conittias in the .third convrHisionsl district
of tint slat-.. John P has al-oiit 6000 ma
j'tiity to t y irwi n.j.
Tim innd klotig the r' ad t:car (irsotis
thr.- fret !; ovor tl. :ra-.ik. Two trains
It'ftltiMC ty this m.roirig for tbs east; bat
did fnt gi any Urhr than 0rau by
roaaon of ti e i'd foui t Unetr.
Oj oor ttl.li ii' an tmpretenlions l.ttle
sheet raill iu nofb r I oni'ioo name of
Klot.oni atid J "ii.,. 11, It i fdtiedbyHL
Wi!..' Vansihld fyotiisi.nr., s. n o' llev
T II White li.riin rlt of t 11s ei y. It is
a shilling gnu sin tfcf way of amateur joar
Bali'in, The rlo g 11. ! Itadro-t Cinjmy his
a.l. i.t il with id. 1. w t fin tb 1 nrcM'JC,
very te:c I111 t- i's fiiiii.vt. of nV'Og of!
reunlutiy, (!iTi-t"f'ru nxvilay h tv torn
fiiw am! fa I ittwc-n. hi rit.w 'hoy H piy
.lf rrijii! y !.i-tc?!i tho 10th and I5'.b of
' h 1110, ;i
I I.!-.
will I'd -, oieet i f go d
i;f4 ti sn.pl- y of that lea .
ftois-j fhovn -A Jt'iummcr for i Port
Irti'tl vibisky bouse an In a very hilar -
tm conftttion 1 1't t-vctiin ; on tne streets.
1 . . , ., n . .. . 1 .1 i.. n n .( .. n . .
-t w M jm i.v ...MW'.IC HU mien Wl
fioiitt'ii by a policeman he demanded to
1... ...... . .1. 11 11-.. 1 1
!l,a!.t,!rd',cw..sbi the recounted city
t "
.... im.i, If. til ii.jii.i, insure IK
Tub V, ii.lamkttk. 1 he steam er Wil
la mctic Valley onlvcil at Yatjuina bay
wUrdav. The following Is list of her
! I'll ist-nucra: Ii Vniarovii h. It W Butler.
I W Oavidson, I i;.:!lman, II Bellman
Mrs l A linon, A I-ong and wife, -S S
Brush, J Mugnold, Chas Pclaney, Mrs
Or ftcott and two children, V Arnraer,
K I. I. aiiilicit, wife and th ee children,
Miss !; Lambert Miss L Lambert. A
prcl.il tra n iki the passengers to A I
li.mi ,
Kl 41, latrAlE SSllH.
, p ,-. ... , . ,
!"" - " --
! I.. If. .. I .l ... All.....
in IP 3rd ad to Albany 8 6oo
1. J and Agnes Bailey to O 11 Burtt
tract in block bl in Albany. . . 500
Allie Waler et al to lloiace A
Pousl! undlv H V. yt I) L C 45 400
I S Ames to Israel Viood y
acres in I T Amct I I, t 25
I; W & II Tvson to 1 C I'orter 2
acres in l L C ol I , filer. . . 7
J A ' arey to N C Myers tract Ii
lot 33 in !-cto , 700
N C M trr to J A Carey w half loi
ts A 36 In rcio 800
G W Smith ct ux to V C Morgan
lot 6 bils 1 Pipe's S Albanv ad.
I II Putkbsrt etux to T U"God-
. dard 6.1 5 seres '.n Inn SKtsr 600
I 11 liutkhartct oxtolsiO IJaicli
j 6 acre in sec 17 tp 1 1 S It 3 w . 600
!Ja Mcltargui" et ox ' to Q II "kin
I ncr Ei A N Ej blk 35 Jt'.sd 500
' W II Hobaon to vV It Huin.es .ot 7
b b k 9 Hobson ad to Mid City 4J
A C King 10 Eloiira l Ujjh oik 1 sis
holby 40
J M Ka'stoti i-l.ttx toj C Gordon
lot 5 ilk 17 It's-3rd ad to Lcb IOO
SW Keith to it i. roster undtv
y, int in S K sec 26 t 13 r 4 c 500
N P Crume ctux to Kobt Harri
son ' acre in tp 1 1 h K 3 . 2500
V C 1 loll el ux to D A b Holt 250
a in sec 39. 29 tp 11 r 3 w 4000
I titled States to John Haley IS r
kecs aim 4 tp y rx 4 aa
State of Oregon to S llo'.tnc W .
see 36 tp 14 S R a W 400
H Hotitie to Cbas E LadJ W scC
3, 4 tp 14 S R 3 W J6o
Linn County to Cornelia tvaldiu
lot 1 4 5 (iblks 3 w d t 362
Stephen Balliclt et ux to L J John
son 09a In tps ia, 13 SRlW 100
Etnan E Tail to Wm Patrick 160
acre in sre 3 4 tp 10 S R 3 E looo
Gideon Sower lo Geo Miller el al
laoa In sec 26 tp 10 SRili 600
Cha U Bate to Wm Patrick N L
: ec 26 tp 10 S K 3 E 1000
W C Uavis ct al lo N P Crume ct al
lots 1.2 blk 3 Shedd... 1500
Mary E Dickson ct al lo II Dickin
son 41.53 acres tp 11 S R a W 415
Total lor week...
$ 1 1.070
Total for year 1,816,717
Four mortgages were filed consideration
$1650.
X t-eneiral lltrak -.
Of th s!cin is termttl "Sciural DeUiity.'
The t'o.ly i. not properlv uonrmhetl; i io
a starved condiuou The system caooot
maintain itself, lt is remat kabjr to aee how
(juicslv a pt-nton itt this condition will revive
uoder tha n lluence i f Dr Iliiler'a Hjdratt
iin. Restorative. For Sale at Foabsy &
Maasa's,
Frearh Ta.sy t u.c.a
These wafers arc a ir .ind sule specific
for all kinds of female i..jbles and will
remove all obstruclon to the monthly
periods no matter what the cause. They
are just what cv.-ry woman needs and
can bo used with tfafcty. For sale by the
Livingstone Chemical Co., also from our
sole aicnt, J A Cumming, druggist, Cluat
berg block, A tbany, Oregon.
r t'-it;rt:irl Uld CI. v..
aecp a full lino of these gloves in
black and colored. Am sole agent for
Albany, Oregon. Samuel E Young.
W rt kr a to Get Them. When wanttng
n organ or plana call on G L Blackinan
A-ha-e you tan select from a first class
ttOcav. ' .
P.EnFECTSSHag;.
The only remedy kuown which will
Sti.TtuSa'3 th3 Kutrltlvs Processes of tho
. 'Becuo SjSiCO!. '
Py this natural and t Irnple means It quickly
and porniuncnt'y CUIIJUS AH Forma of
Dyspepsia, Constlpwtlon, SIcntal and
Korvous xhnuatlon, General Debility,
1-ra.ln Fas. or any exhausted or weak
ened condition of the system, from whs.
ever cause, Sbtn Erttjitions, Bolls, Cun
ning Sores, Scrofula, and all Diseases Ol
the Blood, Stomach, liver and Kidneys.
$1.00. SIX BOTTLES FOR $5.00. '
Ir. Killer's 64 pape book, descriptive of Hy-
rant hie Kestorative and his olhtif UeiuecUea.
sut free by mail.
BILLER DRUS CO., Saa FfgIsso, CaL -
COS &AXJB BX ' .--
F0SHAY. & MASON, ALBANY, OCB,
aw. a xrisxztxxzvca-.
Prescription Druggist.
"UHt DRUGS;'...
iknirnif
1
) AMU
Tm article'
v
RESTORATIVE
Alhasyjiarkft.
Wlnstl 65 j
)t-30,i.
Bui.M;r20i! prib.
Hsy-e.oo.
Potatooe 75 cte por bnnhel!
Bntif on f'KH, 8'c
Aiplea-71) ceots per bu.
'irk 6'A3 per Itr tireeaed.
I'srons hams 12Va,
ationidnrs, an.
aldrja lOn.
jii i9: fmr lb.
.uta;u pr iibi.
bickena 4 00 per do.
in resi iiran, n.no por tov
shores!, 1ft.
rnid fiinK4, 20.
I!h "0.
a.
.SB SU,
SSUi'-.! DISEASES
mil CELEBIATED FOB Oil EKBI
ISalil.atlltiCammaOfnarKllrrlUt. .andlatW
air. amtroyc of atlctoUn, au4 utbnt KSiS
v frttfy. Price. SS cents at iiox
M AY & I J 11 3 :
iMers in General Msrcanaise.
- it
eon mm m& v?
arUiliCoaalsiul?aVOC PZ8U.ITT1
fSTTTJT w!ksaaifleya Zia: affsst
J J IX X efF.-Te-s-wric-sstsiaO.iCT Ti.
k BiSSWlO (! !.. U Staa
lr ,iS- Slll.l SStVSUrt-SK lirtlS
n foiff trm m 41 Sto la, T.MU.t. t ff i i.li ill.
t mmmUmmrm. 8S. f.H .'., mm aajl
, m. aaaraat tail atssisss .- srraa m. I.
S. a'. STEELE,
Real Estate i Loaf) Broker.
Lar?e 5it of gm-d farm and ti'y propetty
for sale
Ixisns, moi.i y co real estt.tr io Lir.riJ.nd
adjoining eatttc.
Iosotar.ce wiit:to op iueSiallr eompa-.l
Notary Public and conveyance.
Call on or writ me.
S. STEELE,
Aibajfy'i Oregon.
ART STUDIO,
Bfj. Dr. Paltcn, , Cer. Srd and Ijcn SU
LESSON'S Giv i'u Drss. inu. Painting
ndMraic. Ph-torw f.-ri r painted
to order.'
S. W. Paisley,
slfea.y. ..
- '-ViIO!.E4 ILK ORVI.EK IN .
Tobacco anl Cigars.
Orders solicited be in lhe trvl.
Item s'ta.k of 2nd T .oh1s Iu ibe V'
r u thn ni-x re .ate prices, bd
n ouying sa l mailing, i have on bat
Mt ""Jt, 01 f
rU'.KmjREf STOVES, TIN WAS r
mm, B3QXS, PICTURES V
ETC., ETC.
rf.jsr we-ttof S H Young' o!f etorj
L. COTTUkB
Conrad Mover
STAB, BAEBllTl
Cn.
IT aT
M tm? Store.
V
iter Broa4alt!iii and First Sts..k
-DEAIR IN
unrd Frails,
cilantj re,
!rlea Frails),
Tobstceo,
nitstr
Coflee?,
Etc.,
CBeV MestU,
(p;eensware,
rc.ettsklesi.
CUarts.
Sct'eta,
Teat,
Ele-
..ct everythlntr that ia kept In a gen
H i -variety and firr.ict.ry " ,,r. Highest
rkst pric paid for
ML KINDS OFynODUCE.
City Meat Jlarkciiy
EHULT2 ES.GS,, Proprietors. X,
K'p full line of meats of all kinds,
in a cool pit.ee, completely pro
tected; and always freah.
Albany
IRONWORKS-
-Mti'tifetsturers o'
1A!.' EHCIHES CRIST AND SAW
tslLL MAGK1NESY IRON FRONTS
ALL KiyUS OF HEAVY
ANQ LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
H,c.ftt Attention .tftid o fairing ll
Ha .r iittPhlriAn
Patterns Made oa Short Notice
FRANCIS PPEIFFER.
-PROPRIETOR OF -
Albany Soda Works
.nd Manufacturer of
CHOICE COroTIONEllY, '
.Ve r.re sow prepared to n at who s
'., always friwh and put e at PortU o
I to dealttra. We also keep a ful
ef
fints and Tropical Fruits,
CIGARS ANO TODACCO
City Restaiirant.
Hiviiig been entirely remodeled, this old
aod popular restaurant will be made firs
class, n every re-pec t. The public will b
given good meals at all houra for only 5
ccrjts. Everj thing neat and attractive
Private boie. Oyster In every tyle.
W. A. McGxa.
By alt m-au call on
PARKE it BRO
TOR TOTJB
G roeerie
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