Jn.M. J.PATTOSf,
Blumberg Clock, Albauy,,Oregon.
Female'and'prlvate diseases a spec la ty
Consultation fiM.
. K. WEATHERTORD,
a TTOIINEY AT LAW
AtllAMT. KttS
W li IULYEU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor in Wiancorjv
tLDANT,
OREGON.
Collection promptly naadeonallpo'nl
csuieuogotiatedon sjswiabl terms.
ft. .K.BLACRrim,
ueo. w. waioirr.
OLACKBURFKV WRIGHT,
Attorneys at. Law,
Will practice la all th CourU of the
bu, Prompt attention given tj all busi
es entrusted to our ears.
Office Odd Fellows Temple, AlUay, Or
J. N. DUNCAN,
ATTORKET AT LAW AND ROTARY
PUBLIC,
srotuce la Strahan's B.'ook, No's 1
and i.
ALBANY, OREGON.
II. C. WATSON,
Attorney at Lstvr,
ALBANY, -r- OREGON.
a. J. WHITNEY,
tauMj And Counsellor At Lai
.otaiv Public
ALBA IS OREGON
, L. HILL.
Physiciai and Surgeon,
OlBco cor, t- and Ferry Streets,
ALBANY- OREGON
OR. G.WATSON F.1AST0N
Phyaician and Surgeon.
UflJoe opposite the Democrat.
DR. G. A. WHITNEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
Graduate of Dellevo Hospital Medical
College Now York City.
Disease of wotnaa a (penalty.
"TOffio rornao's Brick, Albany, Or.
DR. W 13. DAVIS,
Physician and Surgeon.
BfOfflr up stain In Strahan's Block.
May bo found at bia otttc aay and night.
FOSHAY & MASON,
Dreggistsand Booksellers,
Ageuts for John B. Aldon'a publication
rntch we tell at o?bilahr' prices, with
osUgead.-W , -
aLbamy. OUOt
W kewn rm'.lilnir hut ih
'"l famous barrel churn. There
la nothing ao gooj, and no one ran beat
ua on priues. Stewart fc Sox.
PUTTS anil fill S m nd
lis, brushes, coal, oil, lubricating oils,
oxle grease, Ac. Stcwabt A Sox.
RedCrownMills
80M, LASSIXG & CX, I 20 PR'S.
www rsocms wtovz bcfeeiou roa. rivn tza
A1TD SAKK84 CHS.
REST STORAGE FACILITIES.
CALIi
UATARRH
ELcamttism, Neuralgia, Coras
HEADACHE. And ALL PAIN.
Tie Callfunil Foiltlv. ni Itratlv
ELECTRIC COUGH CURE
CUBta C0L0S. CROUP. C0HSUHPTI0H.
Bold by ail DrsrslsU. Eaca S3o, 60s 4 tl
Oraaslnger Co , Prop's. Los Angeles, OaL
IRON AND STEEl,r8-:rt,..
stock or band, strap, common and Ncr.
way Iron; also match Ino, t-jol, pick and
plorseel.
Pouiiiy Wanted.
All klnJa of poultry, alive or dressed
at the Willamette Picking Company's
atoie, Albany. OregcL. . '
ROPE AND CHAINS
-A UTPAt !! nf
nhu. . k.l
aoli In this market. We carry none but
pure manilia, and can give you any size
rrom to All sizei of chain from
8 Jd to . tiTKWART A SOX.
Two Men and One Roy
FOUND, DEAD!!
Wliilo trying to Crowd their
WAY INTO
DEYOE & FR0L1AN BROS
Store, where they alwavs have on hand
the largest Stock south of Portland, of
the latest Improved Rifles and Shot
Guns; an Immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Hammock", Camp Chairs and thousands
of other things too numerous to mention.
.Repair Shop
(o connection with the Store, and one of
.he best workmen In the State to do any
ind ail kinds of work.
Come on, Come all; No trouble to
ihow Bocds. "Small profit and ..quick
W Is out motto.
Delmonico Restaurant,
Offositb Elumbkho Block.
Nsw Jloomt; -:- Sent Service;
Cood Meals, Promptly Served,
for
Twenly-fi.ee Cents
Oysters -:- in -:- tdl -: Styles.
Court ous Treatment; Flr. t classt'ooks.
r i
acoos
Gures
IR11SES. S1VEU15C8, ttU 4
A brutssts a rotitutlen; swslllngs are In
famtuatlunit cot and wountla aralU4l
turlucs to luium acnau, inrousn wiuca
lha v.lut ara ciorfaon.
clrvulallua Imixucu,
euuguaa tvts In suJ pains rnmio. Nuturs tl
tmillUut 1 tries to rtitit Imlf and. pain In
Ittsut u tries to r(i
idf . llrulm Stid
ti-o'ilk . llrulm Stid willn o a oat t
. inUiiAnA eiui in em
ous srouM pour a liquid rudv I
in eui sua wuuaus doti
a lluuia ruiuy imea
h.lris fiurv and rurra
rEOMPTLi Al) rERMAXEXTLT.
Mr. Louts liu'h. ') Fwton ktrvsl Dtro!
llth says: "fltchlnit ball I sprarnsd aoJ
bruiwJ our arm; two applications of ail JacM
Oil cured u."
Mr. tiuslav Kaoirald, Jr. fTtvTdaleL rrt
Srioksburg, Texas, wrilss. Attfuat M, liMi "I
Sraa badlf cut with a seyti hlf Uoltls 8k
JacoU Oil cured PH. lCUR E3.
At Cauaosrs iHtTuLtu
THE CHARLES Jk. VOQELEI CO.. Bsttlraws. Mi,
THE VAQUINA ROUTE
giu Development Cotupny's KteJtn
amp i.inr.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
otn by any other rtute.
Klrnt-clais throush pasaoliirtr and
rels'ht line from Portland and all points
b Lhe Wlllamotte Valloy to ul from ai
rancisco, (."al.
Boat, make close connection at Alban
ith tralna of theOrcuon Pacltlo ltallroad
T. V. HC.. Btrrlter.
TIMS Si'lIKIU LK. (.xccpl Suml.y)
LT.AIl" Uli r. a.
Latv Comllla luSr, a.
Arrl.-S Vaqulna, .S6 r. M
L Vaquina, T:iO
Umvh CurvallU.lU.Sla,
.rns Alban jr, 11:1S k.
O. K O. trains con not-1 at Albany and
Corral lis. The above trains connect at
Yaauina with the CrtRon Devempiuent
unmpany'e uaa or Micamsiiips botweon
Vauiua and Sau Franolaco,
N1ILIKU DATEN .
rsns T.oriss.
WUUnwtta V.lley.Oct lrt;Nov ih;Mh; SUth.
rsua sam r.AxctiKu
WillAJMtt Valisy Oct 27th ; Ku 6th. lith ; 201 b.
The Compaa? rmcnm the riRtit to
loanee saiUuz dates without notice
li. rastnnirers from Portland and
TulaiDotte Valloy points can make clore
onnecUon wi;h iba trains f the Yaquloa
root, at Albany or Orvaills, and If des
tined to San Kritnciwoo shnuhl arrange to
rrlve at Yaquina the ovonlna; before ('ale
i sautng.
acrr aad
r.rlthl Katea alnajs
Lowest
r bifurmatk.n spj !y to A R Chspmsn, Freight and
Ucact Afftxit, Albuiy, '. 1'. Mttt.l t..
a. r. arH r a.i .
CorTsl.l.
Revere House:
ALBANY,
CIIAS. PFEIFFEIC
OREGON-
rROPRIETOR.
Fitted tin in BrM-claos style. Tablne
upp!lel with the be-it In the market.
Nice aleeplnir anerttnenta. Haniplo iforrv
tor commorcial travo'.era.
tTtw e (aarb la ss l fraoa the VaUl.-
City Drag Store.
. Stanard 4 Gusick -
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss & Son. Dealers in
drugs, medicines and
cLemicals,fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
rerfomerv,school and ar
tistfl3upplie3. Physician's
prescriptions accurately
compounded.
ALBANY C0LLE3JATS INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OHEQON.
18QO, 1801.
first Term Oseaed tepMrnaer IStt !.
A full corps of instructors,--
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coursne ot study arranged to meet tb
oJ, of all gra ins of students.
S fecial iHUHcementt offered to ttudcntt
from abroad.
KLT. KLBERT X.IOSPST
ACADEMY
OF
Cur Lady of Perpetual Help,
4LBANY, - - -
Conducted by the SUlu.-
OREGON
f Ht. Iionedict
Tuition in aeloct day sclio-d ranees from
fStoflo.
For terms of Boarding 80I1 -ol or sny
prtlcclarsai piy at lbe Academy, or j tf.
ailoa Slstor Ouperioreas,
JOHN tSOM,
-rROPniETOR OF -
Albany Soda Works.
And Mancfacturer of
3H0ICE CONFEliTIONESY,
A e r.re sow prpsret to Mil at wholt
, always fresh and pme at forth od
I j to dealer. We ato keep f,
'f
ML and Tropical fruits, '
CIGARS AKD TOBAC
Uoburg Lumber.
I sell the bt lumber in the eennte- also
- , .. , ... . ' .
uar posts, srnniues, jarna doors aod win-
o w mouldintr, ato. Prices from $5 o '22
er thousand. Yard a'. Lowvn, ou the
Narrow liauge. fate ms before parehasiug
tlsowlirr.
W W CrawfoRO.
Adrtss.P O Tl Hii, )"
lfllMIA S BIM amavsMA. .
. IT. "'j or in Alciviu
ley bid ralfs the vaiuo of cuttlery
consldi rably, but we have a Icrge stock
alread bought nd r'i',cH win remain
tli samo as muil until it is soul ont.
Conio ana ss what w have and Uarn
our prices. 8ikvakt & Hex.
CUSS aal REVOLVERS,-!'-
as
b ve disposed of this part of our business.
we
1 nit s a muiakn. We ar la It n w deeper
than ever. We tsva a nx.i line of Marll
and Witicbeater riIjs, and breeehloadint
shot , uu rnalng in price fro f 12 to 00.
Alsoal tho la e improved revoiyers.
fcwwsv J 1 o
If you wish to have jour watch neatly
and promptly mn,im and w.rraited to run
for one year, take it to
MEAD THE JEWELER-
SEEDS
All kind Of eraas snnrfa. rn
I and clean, are vntri lv kiau,.. 1.
Sox, Prices have changed sitoo last sea
ton. Come and see u.
SEWING MACHINES-
-Stewart & Hox
are utrentu 4. -
he ntw Wheeler A Wilson No .
DRIED APPLES,Tn?tr
re worth
Paul nn Rant 91
Farmers, go to Stowa.-t & Hox, buy an
pple paring rxrchlnesnd "aveyourfru
ft srsr h
spiua vouoa. so iwn iiKtur
VT IT t puts UifoUer. almost st (,
I Cr;i I sk teelksa
gstacops0ilsi
l J I tl tujuml tlnsuM nd mhirsa.
S I Vmrd avoordlns to dlrsoUuu. It
lie IJmiiwat.
THECOMUl LINK.
I had started out to writs ct Washington
street scenes, and hero I am gossiping a
bout Washington's big families. At a
matter of fact tl.c lurgcsts l.tmllict lit
Washington iuc probably nlwnys v.111 be
unknown to fame. They me African. At
the census dike It Is s.iUl the colored pop
ulation of ihifDlstrlct of Columbia Is con
stantly gaining on the white population,
anJ no wonder. Take a peep In some of
tlic alleys of.llie Capital Cltv.aud see the
myriads of pickaninnies running about
therein. Where Ihey'nl! come from.whcre
they all sleep, who enres for them, whence
cuir.e their food and raiment, meager as
these articles are, combine to form one of
the mysteries of life. A Washington po
lice man told me he knew of uno of thcte
alleys In which, In a single block, there
were 360 children by actual count.
This scents Incredible, but It mul be rc
memUreJ that the building of alley house
I one of the most profitable Investments
capital cn find in Washington. The
houses are coops of bilck, ubout fifteen feet
wide and gcticially three stories high.
Each story may have a tenants an entire
family,wtth ail the way from two to a uoactt
children In each family, Imagli.e the ap
pearance of an alley flanked by two rows of
tenant house thus peopled, the thorough
fare Itself being no more than twenty feet
wide. So great a nuisance has this busi
ness of peopling a! lev with colored fami
lies become In Washington that a w estern
senator has Introduced a bill forbidding the
erection of houses In alleys Jess than forty
feet In wldlX It will not likely pass,
however, for among the men who have
invested money In tlioc houses, and who
are getting dividends of 13 to Jo per cent, a
year thereon, tuc a number of I'nltid Stntc
senators.
Speaking of the colo-ed people of Wakh.
tngton reminds mr of a novel sort of contest
that I constantly going on In the city. On
the street cars about or.e half the passen
ger arc colored and about one half white.
The population of the District of Columbia
I only one-third co!o.-cd, but the street
railway people ay a colored man or wo
man will tide twice a often a a white
man or woman. Four or five persons you
ce on tne sidewalks arc white; on the
street cars fully one-half, and I think
more, are colored. Jut why the colored
people give up j much more of tii.-ir
money to the street railways than their
while neighbors no one appear to know,
but at a guess I should say It Is because
the colored people have a constitutional
antipathy 10 walking. At any rate, there
are o many passenger of both color thut
the cars are nearly alav crowded, and
the men have lo get up and give Ihctr scats
to the ladies. Here is where the war of
race come In.
In Washington a wnlteman wilt not rl.c
and i;!ve his scat to a colored wi man. In
retaliation colored men refuse to rle and
give their seat to white won.cn. Thus it
often happens that one will sec alt the scats
In a car occupied by white women and
black men. In ail my experience In Wash
in?jon I have never s;en but three white
men rise ar.d givctcal to colored women,
and in one of tiles': cases the woman
ws very old and Infirm, and In the other
two cases they were young and pr-tty and
stylishly dressed. If alt the colorrj women
In Washington were of the working class
it would not be such a delicate matter, but
many of them are well bred, handsomely
dressed.live In fine hojw,nnd are In every
way as much worthy of ropect and
courtesy as while women.
Out w hat is one to do? As to women of
his own he make no di.cri.nlnV.ion. lis
rises to give a scat to any white womtn.
young or old, rich or por. Ilul It Is ob
viou that l.e docs not want to do this a to
co'orcd wemen. There are few white men
who w 111 carrygallanti-y sofjr as lo give their
place to black washerwomen and kitchen
maid. One feet tempted to show more
courtesy to the colored women who sre
evkWlly well Lrcd and of good station, bu,
dlscrlmlnatlonr arc always dungcrous and
bothersome, and the white men conclude
therefore, that they will not discriminate,
but will it while colored women stand
The husbands and brother of the color
ed women resent this hotly, and claim that
a gentlemen who will discrlmlnalc against
a lady simply because she Is dark or black
I not a gentleman at all. In retaliation,
therefore, colored men doggedly sit while
white ladle are standing, ar.d nccne of
this description occasionally lead to trouble
especially when a southern senator or con
gresman 1 unable to find seat for the
ad les whom he I escorting.
Walter Wf.llma.v.
Don't fail to enr men's and beys'
clothing before purcLsaiug elsewhere. We
ell the bst cl.nhinit f.ir.the last iroripy of
any house in the city. l.,k and be con
vinced, (i W Kimpaon.
PAISLEY & FISH, JOB POTESS
FLIHN BLOCX ALBANY.
Dried t raltHaafed,
u,ta,u pounds of dried apples; 1.V000
U4 uneu pnimg. jiigiieHt market
r" CELLEII & tAHKKTT
This Trade Mai k on a tov
mean it lithe betthr ex-
pciunce and skill can con
trive. Sold only by Smith
K cnder.
IOO F. Albany Lodge No 4 hold Its
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. Visiting brother are cordially
.....VM .w .III 1111.
Ceprrtsht,
KISSED ANOTHER MRS WIFE,
TlH?em2n'l Tt,M '""I Jacob Green
a. hl,,xxl neldfibor BrownT
f??..". Jr,f UPB the stract,
I oufht to knock you Sows."
"That's whera ynsVa wronr," cood Brown nnll4
In accents mfld and taetli " nDute
But I klsiHKl bar en tb cheek
fhi If!!? '?icu'J,Ah.e looked so bandaome
tothI117oretCont?' be,ut"n'1 What
.wen'" renlied Oreen "since you rwk It, I
niahtT" accept your apology. Good
iif,? "S.1"' wnan is rarely, If ever, beau
tiful. The peculiar dlaeasea to which so manr
h!u2JrS ubi?.'?t. ro prollflo cauan of
f.Aif?U2,r.i,?ce' bltehed with uni(rhtly
pimples, dull, lustreloM eyes and emaciated
forms. Women so afflicted, can bo penna
nefftly cured by tialns; Dr. lilerc'sFavorito
fvi.rllon! fP wfth the restoration of
health ooms that bnuty whioh, combined
with rood qualities of head and heart, makoa
women anrelg of loveliness. '
Mnvrlu Prescription" is the only medt
S?ilS.Irjrom?n b7 oruirirists, under a
SJhiT?, iteJrom ibe manufactur
ers, that It wi give satisfaction in every case.
peeAe for leucorrhea, painful menatruntion.
unnatural suppressions, prolapaua, or falling
of the womb, weak back, anteverelon, retro
version, bearing-down sensations, ehronio
cong:e.tlon, iaflammaUoa and ulceration of
yDO woino.
World's BrspiiHgART WaDiCAr, AsgooiA
noa. Manufacturers. Buffalo, N. Y.
CI PIEECSli
Laxative, or Cathartic, according to size of
dose. ZSy druggists. S cents a vudT
iM- v j-4
TJSLEGRAPHIO NEWS
An Opium NrUatf,
SKATTi.it, Oct, 31. One of the lurgest
opium sci.urcs ever mails the was accomp
lished to day at Port Townscnd by United
State Custom Searches Todd and Woudlcy,
The steamer Olympian had no sooner reached
run lownsenu irom victoria, than she wni
hoaitleil by the vlyllsnt officers, who hnmedi
atcly started to do their duy, After searching
nl'Oul the vessel for some lime they cams a-
cros a small Uoatd attached to the slote-room
01 the vessel, which appeared a if it hnd been
opened, one of the screws beinu loose. Think-
' iiU something mysterious had tiansphed, the
men numeuinteiy procured a (ctcwdiiver, and
iwer removing the hoard to their smanemcnt
ihcy tliscovcted 340 five-lacl cans of luettared
opium very neatly stowed away. The opium
was immediately scued and taken to the custom
Imuss. '1 he t rew of the vessel was searched
and on Night Watchman Adam was found 1
key which lilted the lock In the sloiciojm cx
aclly. lie ha been put under arrest nn us
pieiun 01 micuing iuc smueciint!. The opium
is of the lincst grade and the value of it is
J4o.
The Census of I lie. V M,
v AiUNinoN, Oct. 31. A bulletin latued
lo day lay the population of the United State
on June 1. I8, a shown by the lint count
exciusixe ci whites in Indian territory, and In
dianson rescrva.lo and in AUuka. I 6a.
480,540. These figure .nay be slightly chat fed
17 iJicrcompuiauuna. in lso Hie ponula
tiun was So,it,78t. The absolute increase
in ten years is u, 314.757; the percentage of
increase is 34 .57. in IS70 the population wa
siaisvia i,5j,37l. According to these figure
the absolute increase between 1870 and iSUo
wv 1 1, 4x7,41 j, th percentage sf increase lie
ing 30.0a,
laslaally hilled.
Dklano, Oct. 31. Two young men, Vall
ace and l.d Kay, aged rrsnertivtlv a and
years, were Instantly killed by an engine, two
miles north of this place this evenini'. The
were riding a railway velocipede, and it being
uaia, 11 in nut notice a rapidly-advancing en
gine. The bodies wet found close to Hie liack
slightly tltsligured, and the velochiede a few
liumhcd feci limber on. The 1mIi have
been removed to tins place.
raaa trsmih.
AsittNi;tON, Oct, 3t.-TIc growth of Ore-
gon has Iwen at a rate of n.-mlv Soptr ccnt.du
mg the past decade. The state has numri daily
nciewscu 1J7.7". l Which over hmr-i.flhs
has lern aciulied during the past five year.
I lie atuiilion to its imputation are namely i
the vallrys of the Columbia and Willamette
liver.
All f rame: at.
iiuK.KYii.i-t. utl 30 I he family
K
l'aul
wa
j has been atllietcd by diphtheria which
muui-'ti imo nc uouse in a singular manner
About four weeks ago a stray cal came to Iheir
home and one of the childien rlayed with if,
All hough 11 wae noticed at the lime thai it
ilischaigcd at the nose and mouth nothing was
thought of it until soon ifier when the little
boy was stricken down with diphtheria of the
malignant king. The boy died. Then a sec
ond son look the disease anddieJ. The fath
er, n.olher and daughter were also stricken
down but recovered Alien, the only remain
ing son and the supworl of his paranls and who
cared for Idem through Ihcir sicknes and who
held one of the tjys when tpj wa dying, and
prepared them for their last resting place with
his own bands and wncn otheis were recover
ing ministered to ib:m. was taken dots a and
j died.
Ray faille Tblrves.
McMin.nmi.ik Oct 30 Fd Ktwiger anJ
Cbas Snclling two boys about 20 were ar.cst
eb here unit day ago for stealing cattle bc
longing to 1) Kinguy. 1 bey weri raised in
this county tti.d their arrest caused consider
able ostoniihmcut. The cattle were driven
most of the way to Portland and so'd to John
Kctler. a butcher where tiicy divided Ihc
money. The boy gave 500 bocds each and
rumor ay they have ri.-.ij3rcd. Since the
theft has became known missing sheep and cat
tle have been counted to the numtwr of nearly
200.
Resettles la lescierla.
New Vokk Oct $0 From j re'-ent indieat
! ions another South American revolution is
I rumixil, Piiuale advice received in thi
city stale that Gusnian lllaco e presUlecl of
Venezuela it in Antwerp buying aims .with
wh ch to cjuip his follower for an invasion ol
hi native tountiy.
A Wasnaa'a Weapaw
Al.T00SAOct 3 Iot night Iwo Hungari
ans became involved in a fight, They were
struggling on the ground when a womtn who
was bulling clothes near by took up a bucket of
hot water and dashed over them. One escap
ed but the other was totally scalded.
. The Wild Cast.
CARTIIAr.e Oct 30 During the progtes of
a country dance last night a bkxxlg row wa
caused I y a young man named Moses Printy
who wa ordered out of the house. Kifiy cou
ple engaged in the affray anil brick bait, stick
and chaii flew through the air. J Munson is
probably falaly cabbed and Piinty wa also
seriously cut. No arrest.
Asalasl the Jew.,
Sr Pkikksbi:r; Oct 30 General Groctr.i
has issued an order to the police commanding
a rigid suherencc lo the letter of the anti-Jew
law and saying they must compel the fimlies
of Jew expelled from the empire or transferred
r om one part to nnothcr to accompany ihem.
A Train Wreekrd.
Pf.nw.KTOS, Oct 29 A bad freight wreck
occured la.it night about evcn mile west of
here. It appears the train was an eai'bound
freight with a double-header attached. An
axle under one of the engines broke, pulling
up voia engine anu a numiier ol car follow
ing. No live were lost. It 11 impossible to
learniurtuer particular 01 the disaster except
that the track is badly blocked by demolished
engine and car. A wrecking car wa cent
from La Grande but the track had not Wen
cleared by this morning and it became nece
sary to end the westbound passenger vi
Walla Wall.
("ol Beaded Cladslaae,
LoNbON Oct 29 It irantpire that Clad
stone had en extremely narrow escape while
inspecting the new Firth of Forth bridge a day
or two ago. While he wasecamining the dif
ferent pari of the tructure, a train rushed by
at a high rate of speed just grazing the ex pre
mier hi it flight, end causing him to bling ic
the girder to prevent his falling in the water,
Though the gravity of the ituation would have
unnerved a younger and more vigorou man he
retained hi presence of mind and betrayed
much le' agitation thon any one of those who
witnessed hi peril.
The I'sosl Gusue Accident.
Vancouver Oct 20. Hueh Morrison a bov
II year old living in La Center slict himself
sccidenlly while out huntinir. In itumhlin
through the bruih his pun was ditrharced inm
ms rigni nana, lie wa brought immediately
to Vancouver when a doctor found it necessary
to amputate the arm aliove the wrist, . Thcboy
is ooing well and blood Doisomns li not annci
pated.
"Washington ea Wheels."
SPokane Oct 29 It was decided today a'.
a meeting oi represenlative of different coun
ties of the stale to send two car, one of min
eral and or.e of agiicultural propucts of the
tate through tlu LVt. Denver will be the
nrat atop. St Paul will be visited on the
turn trip.
A King Deposed.
I HE 11AGLK Oct 29 At today' session of
parliament the qucstun regarding the fitnes
or, uie king to govern in view of hi state of
neaiin wa considered, liy a vote of 109 to 3
parliament declared his majetty incapable of
governing.
Kore of a Ceulleinan,
Sr Louis Oct 29 Further examination of
the book of FC Mehl the emLezzing book
keeper of Mueller Bros, developed the fact that
Lis shortage ha increased from $6000 to $40
000. The defalcation extend over a period of
six or seven years, Mehl win jail.
Syrup or rig, '
Produced from the laxative and nutritious
juico of California fig, combined with the
madminal vi tussot plant known to be mos.
benetioial to the human systeir, act gently
on tho kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually
cleansing the system, dispelling colds an
headache, sud cuiioc habitual constipatio
New Blacksmith biKiy. "g" vV Willi
has just completed his blacksmith shop at
the corner of Second and Railroad streets
where all kinds of Iron and wood work
can be had and done In first class order
Bring oa your plows, wsjjor.n, etc., etc.
for repn rs.
imttAlKH BATE.
1'rcvlottn to tlio firo nt the corner of
rot nnd Washington ulrectii, about nlno
yeare ago, the Insurance rates in Albany
tvero pIiuhhI under what In known its No.
book, boinu on nn equal wlih rortliiml.
Then thoy were changed to No. 8 hook,
Increasing the rate from K) to 73 cunts,
anil proportionately on all risks.
n nco thtn tho losses dv nre nave nri'n
nly nominal, leaking the Iih-H'hhoiI rate
nn HIJIIHIU'U to our Cllir.uns. ixainuii
1 . 1 .1 ..'.! A .1.1....
was vircuhtttHt tixtuy mr tne cnangiug
of the rato to book No. 2, and Kenerally
siifttml. It sets forth the situation In
coiivlee liwiguiig.', and wo give it In onh-r
to show niiiintftidv how Albany stands
on the subject. The change will nave to
mo citv suverai tiiousauu nouurs ycariy,
ami the 1'aciflo union, 11 11 regurux jus
tice, will grant the petition.
To Ike Pitrifie ln$ura Union ! Wc, tlio
unuvrtilgnoil insuranvo Agents for the
several lire liinuratico coinpttnics repres
ented in the State of Oregon, city olllccrs,
property owners and citizens ol Albany,
Oregon, would beg leave to represent:
That the eil v of Albany in as wen pro
tected from loss by flro an any town In
the state, having an abundant water
gunnlv furnished by tlio Santinin water
canal and ditch, and clMterns, well and
favorably distributed throughout the
city, one of the best water work In the
state, fed and stipjioriea iy two very
largo and newly improviM pumps, three
well drilled and well equipped lire com
panic, two excellent steam lire engine
of latest nattern. it hook and ladde
comnanv. and it most clllcient fire le
liarluient. uiws very strict in rcitara to
niiiiuing w iiiiiu nre limits, a very reei ni
extension of the llro lliiills. Our fuell
itics for extinguishing firo Indng superior
to those of Portland and Salem, lxith of
which are rated under rate lxok No
w hile Albany is rnted under liook No. 3
that thero Is in contemtdiitloit by tin
city authorities a provishm by municipal
regulation Mr tno putting 01 norscs on
our steam tiro engines, that during the
last tight years our elm-lent lire depart
ment line rdiowu itself able to cope with
any and all fires that have occurred, and
that the losses during that time to in
surance companies doing buiucs here
have Is-en only nominal. In view of
these facts we petition the Hoard to
make an order rating the city of Albany
under rate Imok No. 2 Instead of rate
book No. 3.
Signed by every business man in Al
bany, Including city olUccre and Insur
ance ageutH.)
MIStlT.
I.ilwratl seems to lie playing through
the valley for w hat price lie can get,
charging ililfcri tit cities dillVrcnt prices.
An exi-bange which was recently pul
linhing a "Weekly Woman's l-eltcr" is
now giving Its renders a "Woman's
Weekly Letter." The world U always
ready to put a wrong construction on
things ; but we do not see a great dillVr
rnce in a weakly woman and a weakly
tetter so long as it U-rminat.'s in a news
pater. These U tters though are not en
titled to any misconstruction, for they are
not weakly.
1'ob Johnson of the Times remark
that the tariff has mmle corsets so high
that the ladies will have to wear them
for collars. A Johnson is unmarried be
will not l coimideri d authority on the
subject.
Tho West Sido advertises for a neat,
healthy girl alxmt 14 years of age for
light houne work with n family of two.
It might be all right to have a healthy
k'irl, but we can't sec w hy she should
have a family of two, Monmouth iH-nt-ocrat.
It is said that there are only two words
in the Lnglish language w hich contain
all the vowels in their order. They are
"alwtemious" and "facetious." The
following wordit e l. nave them in Irreg
ular order: Authorative, disadvanta
geous, encouraging, ettieacious, instan
neons, importunate, mendacious, nefari
ous, pricarloits.pertinatious.saerik-tiious,
silutaneous, tenacious, unintentional, ol
jcctionahlc, unequivocal, undiscovcrnblo
and vexatious.
The Pkmockat is aWolniely in favor of
bridges and other improvements in every
part of the county where needed regard
less of location, and alw ays has stated so
eaphatically, many times recently.
Improvements are reported needed on
the ('ttlijvooia near Crawfordavillo and
should bo made without delay. Our
County Court lihould always be prompt
in keeping the county bridges in a safe
condition, and we believe has a pretty
good record in so doing.
When It comes to fall weather the Wil
lamette will not draw straw with any
country In the world.
Mis Helen Parepa, of the Liberal I or
ganization, staled to a Telegram represcn
ta'ive that next spring she pffrposc
heading one of the most arcompliscd con
cert companies, with whom she Intends
lo visit this city long before the people
flock to the seashore.
The Oregon Board of Information ha
disbanded. That Is the slab that tried sev
eral times to get Albany to pay $50 a
month for an exhibit and the Board Influ
ence In tending Immigrant here. The
city did not wake up to the iin porta tec of
the move.
Two wagon load of wormy Linn coun
ty apple retailed on our streets this week
at $J a bushel, say the Prineville New,
evident y intending to be sarcastic.
A woman a. Florence, Lane county, ha
a goose twenty-one year om, being re
ceived by her on her wedding day. It
would make a good fry about now.
Horace Gieetev' daughter says: "When
a man I so stingy a to borrow a news
paper wnen he I able to buy, he will talk
through hi nose to save hi teeth."
KOTKH OF A IB AX Y ClOAB FaCTOHY. If
you want it real choice smoke try our 10
center.
Why smoke a Chinese made cigar now
that von can cet a far sutierior one nt J
Joseph's cigar factory, mado by white
labor T
Try our celebrated 5 cent Havana filled
white labor cigars.
We make a specialty of selling cienrs
of our own mako by the box at factory
priceg.
Fine Meerschaum and Briar pipes and
a full assortment of umokcrg articles.
Buggies and Harks.
The best makes are to be foundin Al-
oany at Price Si Kobson , who have just
recived a carload of the finest hack and
eegglesto be found. 1'helr prices, con
slderlng quality, are remarkably low. It
pay to ride In a good buggy or hack.
Keep tlii met in your head and when cel
ling: one call on Price St Robson, who
nave the largest variety to select from.
HORN.
AYERS. On October 31st. 18'JO.to the
wifo of 0 W Ayerc a daughter.
DUNCAN. Oct 29 1890, In Albany, to
he wife of P Y Duncan, a boy. "
MARRIED.
MOORE DeLORME. On Frldnv.Oct
31st, 1800, in Albany, by Rev E R Prich
ard, Mr 1) C Moore, bettor known as Al
Moore, of Albany, and Mrs D DeLorine,
recently of Washington City.
DIED.
MOORE. At her home In Lebanon
Or., Oct. 1 7, 1890, after a evere illness of
two weeks, of typhoid fever, Cl.ira, second
daughter of Mrs S A Moore, aged. 14
years, 6 months, and 27 davs. The de
ceased recently moved to Lebanon with
her parents, from Gervais. "
ARCHIBALD. At Brownsville, Wed
nesdny, October 29, 1890, of heart disease,
Mrs N H Archibald, aged 60 years. The
remains of the deceased were brought to
Salem by the 1 o'clock train yesterday, and
the funeral held in the Catholic Church,
after which they were interred besides
those of her husband, in the Catholic ccm
etry. Statesman.
IIMTlT t'OI T rsacKEOiiica,
The case of McAllister vi the city of
Albany wa submitted to the lurv at ta m
Thursday, and after being out about three
hours they returned a verdict for the de
fendant. At the beginning eight or nine
of the junrft were for the defendant, end
the other for a small amount for the
plaintiff. The verdict will give gercral
sutlsfnctlon.
The cast of I D Miller nualnst the 8 V
R K Co, a suit for the value of a steer and
two calve, killed by the rolling stock of
the company, wa on trial this afternoon.
J K Weathci ford and ) It Wyatt appeared
for the plaintiff, the latter making hi
maiden speech in opening the ciisc.
Uraad Jury Hr-part.
To the Honorable Circuit Court of Linn
county, we the grand jury for the county
of Dun. and state of Oregon, for the reg
ular October term of the Circuit Court of
the state of Oregon, county of Linn, res
pectfully submit the following report of
their examination of the public premise
and ouices, pertaining to the court of ju
tlce In said county ilo-wll:
rlrst, we visited the county jail and
found the same In fair condition.
We also visited the shciirf's. clerk's re
corder , treasurer and school superln
lendcnl ollicc and found them in fair
condition, and the book and record
properly kept and In fair condition.
We, tho undersigned, respectfully rcc
0111 uu nd that the entire court house, of
said county, he furnished with chctrlc
lights, with a meter.
We furt'ier recommend that a new et
of township maps, In book form, for the
recorder's ollUe be purchased, as the old
map arc out of date and badly worn and
unlit for use and a disgrace to the county
We further recommend that the clrk
and recorder of said county be authorized
10 purchase any and all necessary books
for their oflices.
Respectfully submitted Ibis 30U1 day o
..... ... .1 -
WCU'DCr, A II, IW),
V M Kism,
J K Monk,
Samuki. Nixon,
li S Manhtkhs,
imo A Millar n,
l II PlKMtK.
C W Kichasiho
Mlmson & llrblewhlte v Far & Mcr
In Co; recover money. Continued.
M llosenhclin vs The Far V Mcr In Co
recover money. Continued.
W A Klmsey et al v S M Daniel; psr
iiuuii, voniruueu.
Samuel Mcrrlttv The Far k Mer In
C; recover money. Continued.
S Wlctorowaltx v The Far k Mcr In
Co; action on policy. Continued.
Jacob A Sicln v Far St Mcr In Co
action on policy. Continued.
C II Thurston, receiver, v The Far fc
Mer In Co; action or. Oilcy. Continued.
Jame C Retd v The Fsr & Mcr In
Co; action on policy. Continued.
Kay Hubble v Fsr & Mcr In Co; ac
tion on policy. Continued.
Joseph Wild ct al v Far A- Mer In Co;
action on policy. Continued.
A if Davl et al vs Far St Mer In Co;
recover money. Continued.
lllilcr ,V Hoffman v Far & Mcr In Co;
recover money. Continued.
J W Ualnes et al v Lin it Co and J M
I Us.Icr ct al; writ of review. Judgment
and order of county court allirmed.
John Diamond vs Margaret K Flndley ;
foreclosure. Continued .
S Newburg agt Far & Mcr Ins Co. Con
tlnued.
I Franks ogt F M Ins Co; action on
policy. Continued.
St Loul Elecrle Power Co agt F M
In Co; action on policy. Continued.
Ruben TroUky agt F&M In Co; ac
tion on policy. Continued.
I D Miller v .Southern Pacific Co.
Judgment for pl'ST for $45,
Kolcr l 11 Bencbone v G W lilac, man;
recover money. Verdict In favor of deft.
Roxans M Harrison v Cha M Harri
son; divorce. Divorce granted, Plfl
name changed
State v Polk Thomas; Continued.
State y Polk Thomas; Continued.
Frank Wood v IJ F Thayer and W J
iramcr; recover money, un trial.
THE ALDitt- Ml.r.
The tttsl ( teaaap Make, a Mae ftbawlag.
W. F. Read returned last Thursday from
tne Santiam mines, bringing with him
quantity of gold a the result of the first
clean up, and though the exact figure are
not yet known, there! a broad amtle on
the face of the otlicCi of the Albany
vnning v. Mining ui. They pronounce
me cican up tar mote vaiuaole than they
anticipated, particularly considering the
fact that surface rock was used and the
mill had not gotten completely down to
ousiness. umv six ton were cleaned ui
mostly s nn experiment A thousand
fuol tramway l beleg built from th
mines to the mill, and on its completion I
a few dav the mll will start In for a long
and steady run It I no longer a.i expe
riment. It I simply business now.and the
experimental clean tip Ufo flattering It I
now proposed after running the present
mm curing tne winter lo add a larg
amount 01 new machinery In the prln
and run the mine on a big tcale. Thl
new will be received by the public with
pleasure,, for It show that the mine are
an cstaulishcd fact a a paving Institution
Already the pay roll Is $1000 a month.but
tuts I only a fraction of what It will be
within a year. Thl I Albany' tyle,and
11 win not oe long ociore tni city is the
center of the biggest mining excitement
in tne isonnwest.
fading Photographers Albany Oregon.
We have bought all thenegatives made by
L W Clark and W II Greenwood op to Nov
ISth, 1889. Duplicates ean be had from
hem only of as at reduoed rates. We haye
also about 18,000 negative made bv our-
olves, from which duplloate ean be had at
like rate.1 We earry th only full line of
views of this state acd do enlarend work at
loweat rtes for lint class work. We shall be
pleaaed to see yon at oar Stadio in Froman 1
oiocu, next door to Masonto Temple.
freaanaeei Hopeless, Vet Raved.
From a letter written bv Mr Ada E Ilurd
of Groton, 8 D, we quote: "Was taken with
a bad coal, which settled on my Lnncs.
coughs sat in and dually termiusted in Con
sumption, i ourdootor gave me na saying
1 ceuia uve Due a snort time. I gave my
soil op to ray Sayiour, determined if I oould
not stay with my friamla cn earth, I would
meet my absent ones above. My husband
was advised to get Dr King's New Dir-cover-
ery mr lonsnmytioo, Cottkhs and Colds.
gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it
ha eured me and thank God lam a well and
hearty woman." Tria bottlea froe at Fo
hay Si Maaou's drug store, regular ixe, 50c
PUU $1,
HoLiiuY Books. LadieB, call at Mrs.
Hymen's nnd mve vnnr order for frin
Juvenile Books, for Xmas. The latest
O'U.
Dr. M, II. Ellif. Ilhvsiuian and
Albany, Oregon. Calls made in
Oomitrv.
urgern
eity 01
E.'au & Achison hacdle tho celebrated
Portland cemeut walla for nAtnnt.prv IaI..
1'hese walls can be-fnrnished at half tl ern.t
or any ttoer and are far superior.
Muslin Unokkwkar. In ft. vnriotv
of utylca at bottom prices. - : . .
bamuel E Youngs
Excitement C
Rnns high iu Albany at Foshay & Ma
son's drug tora over System Builder, as
everybody is osing it for Catarrh of the
Stomsch, DyMoepsia. Constipation and Im
pure Blood. Try it and tell your frieuds
bout it, as it must posse won 3trf ul merits
when all speak well of it. '
Boeklen's Arnica Salve, ,
Th best Salve in tho world foi Cut.s,Bnilso,Sores
Ulcer, Salt Rheum, Fever Borax, TeHor, Chspp
hands. Chilblain Corns, and all Sltiu Erupt to. a
jKieitirelyeures l'iles.or no pay required. 1 1 is guar
ute1 tu 'ive perfeot satiafMtion, ar money refiind
d. Price 25 cents per hox. F'" ' v v '
ssv.nB .111 lokti 11. 1
TucnsiiAV.
Mr Jeff Glide, of Portland. I. in th ?
Mrs L West anil dauvhtsr left this nana
... ' ' I
fur S.iattl to Mr West, where they
will spend the winter.
Mr Trpniamit. shn li. li.f . n . I. n
luarts mill on the Baotiam. and Mr Ken.lrlok.
auperiutendHtit of I, tro la the city, ths
lurmer on m way hoins.
L Samnels, prssident of the Mists Press
Association, has appointed a committee of
lifueo, of which the local editor of the li-
or tiAT i one, to meet in Portland no Nov.
I, to tk si en in reference to Oregon's
xhibit st lhe World's Fair.
Msnsgar Writsman rnturom! to-dsy from
trip down the Wtt Hide in the Intatest of
the F St M Ins, Co,, where he nlseeil several
new attsneies (.nd "lined air" old one, ife
report. rapid (growth all through that see.
uon oi sou n try.
Wai.kkd 1m- fills forenoon, an Imm!-
rant's wagon wa standing In front of T
. Wallace Co huge cloth ntr store.
wncn a young horse t unning loose with
the outfit deliberately walked Into the
store, .no doubt attracted by the large
mock 01 doming ntsitie. lie wa gotten
out without damage.
FRIDAY.
Mavar f 'owsn. flan. 1'. f '),., .1,.1 In .nd
Vt J L Hill went to Portland this noon.
Lieensss iisve ben issimd for the marriauo
01 1 A Jdohardson and Harsh K Shelter)
Usrwmss for the nisrriaire of W If Mill
ana miss Addie Jenkins was usucd todsy.
Mr O A McDonald, of the P.rownavilli
Times, i iu the city examining tb record
Wm Coatea and Clio II rToefor located
th li lie IwV, in the Kanliam district, on
dot ZI, and bled lUir claim ou Oct 2Slib.
Rev G w Hill, lh un nsatnr of lb
JWptiat Church. Ins mnved to Albsny and
WMi ucgto iii nuitea on next Kaoti.tti.
The Oregou I'scilio pay tar pasted ovr
the roid jettmdsy li(uidtin3 for July. Thi
Is a good sign that matter will run slung in
tni customary cuauMil.
IsnicTBu. Tho grand jury yesterday
returned into court two indictments
airainst Polk Thomas, of Scio. eharirinir
him witli selling iutoxieatinu; liUor to a
minor. He was brought into court to
day and plead not guilty.
ATka Party. Yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock Mrs II L Thompson trave a tea
jtarty at her pleasant home, at the corner
of Ferry and Seventh street, In honor of
Mrs Cha Brush, of Portland, w ho is vis
iting mienus in ibe city. It was a very
nice auuir.
ADJLIX.EI) I .s a nr. To-day Joshua En
dlcott, aged 16 years, whote falher lives
near liairlsnurg, wa brought to this city
anu on ocing examined Dy 1'rs. 1 1 ill and
Maston, before fudge Blackburn, w a ad
judged Insane and wa taken lo Salem by
Geo. Humphrey. The young man ha
been Insane about right year. The cause
I unknown. He was In the asylum about
two aid a-nail vcar irt Illinois and I in
Improved considerably. Hi falher feel
quite confident that he can be cured a hi
general health has been much better In
Oregon than In Illinois. He Is not violent
though pretty rough with children at
time.
SirfKIUT.
I'o.ell &Co
TL Wallace &Cj.
I late Vicr-Kk shave yo-i.
Go to Kwt.( I'ttoit.
Boot st KhKts V.tto.
Shoe at Ki.r.ii Bnos.
Robber good at Ki.ei Biio.i.
Indies fine shoo at Klmm IIii-u.
Foot bolttatKleio Bros.'
Repairing done at Klcii Bhoi.
Daticing pumps at Klein Brci.
For your Buckingham & Hecht LooU go
to iv.iio tiros.
i- i . . , . -
in .orsumui piece oi sureware kivea
away at tn.ncb Jewe'.ry Store.
r . ... .. ..
no to jviciii liros a they wt:lsave joa
money oe boots ana snoes
A full line of II m.u .V S ut lii.o sh es at
Klein liroa at lowest n,'
A kreeatock cf il cloth and linoleum just
receiver at rn-'mui t x trving a.
Commsnderii. of Knight Templarhavs
ecn orneeea :'Jiltie t at AiMsn l aud
Pendleton.
The populilina of the United Sutei, as
shown by tr.e ocuu bulletin Issued to-day,
IS 0-J,MJ,JSO.
Buy xoor j-welry at Freoeh's Jewelry
Store. Every dollars worth kel a ticket lo
uie drawing.
tickets for ALU r.il -ta uniat. over
, . . . . ... w
Art i rouw, ir salo by v . i.. Jo.tcr, at
a. r. ticket omce,
For oold eighu buy TUm Ksy woolen mil)
blankets, cheapest In town, l'ursalo by CS
.-tmpn, sgeut, -ioauy, urcon.
The C ounty Courts of Marion and Polk
counties have ordered the pier of the new
urnige roooi.t i reeled no the cv. Iiuduoxi p!u
Tho. Ksy o.len mills blanket.., fLui.eh
men i", youth a at-d boy' clothing, fut sale
by U W Jsiinpson , agent, Albany, Oregon.
In the care of V U Shield ct al vs T J
Shinld et al E Knox, Joho Cleveland and
S Froinan were appointed to make pat tit ion.
Just arrive-! a full line of ladies chil
dren, moo's and boys foot wear at (J W
Simpson 'a, w hicb will be sold at bottom
price.
Mnlttr& Garrett have already shipped
100,000 pound of dried fruit, and hays just
received acar load ot sugar, that their
wholesale style.
A Sue display nf children school shoes on
ceuter table at C h lirownel: are going rapid
ly at les than lint coat. Call and select a
pair before they are all gone.
Klein Bros can repair your uum boots.
your leather boots, or the lincst of kid shoe
in the finest msnuer and all work warrauted.
II Davidaon and wife, ot Halsev. were in
DaIIb visiting heriff Wells and family this
week. Mr Davidson is sn old pionaerof
Linn count, bind this is bi first visit to
)a.aa in 20 year; ho note many changes.
Dallas Observer.
Bert Lucas, the young man of Monmouth
who made the $1000 trin throuch Europe re
cently. pa a taxes on 4, 273. H will never
mist the money spent. I.eon in hi moder
ate oircamstance it is worth the pn; to
any young man.
An old bauhtlur called at a leading store in
Roseburg and purchased two dozen safety
piu. I have no use for them, be stated, bat
1 see thee are the only thing left untaxed
by the McKiuley bill. It seem to nioe to
buy omething that ia utitaxod nowaday.
Capt Stone, the land share, who ouerated
in Linn oounty a year and over ago. waa ai-
rested in The Dille and held under big
bond; bu) escaped. Ibe Capt was a vsrv
bad egg, ot several looatod by him in thi
county, have recently sold their claims for
good pricet .
Matthews & Washburn desire to say to
the parties who are so kindly waiting the
arrival of their stove that they have their
third ear(load of stoves and ranges on the
way and will have them in their salesroom
about Nov 15tb.
I bave junt received a ease of Stanaid
prints which I will tell at 25 yards to the
dollar. SAMCEt, K Younq.
A Faukwkli.. Yesterday afternoon
the ladies of the Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church, assembled at
tne pleasant nome oi Mrs. J. JU. Irving,
in honor of Mrs. J. K. Elderkin, the
president of the Society, who is soon to
remove from this city to East Portland,
her future home. An enjoyable lunch
was served. All present expressed their
regret at tne departure of the president,
Clara Moekis. Tho presentation of
Camille by Clara Morris and her splendid
support at the Opera House last evening
was probably the greatest theatrical treat
. i . ... . .li n r : xr
in vue HiBiory ot Aiunuy. .hubs morns in
Uie part of Camille undoubtedly stands
at tne bead. Without much to commend
itself in the play itself it affords a field
for emotional acting that is large, and
Clara Morris tills it to perfection. In her
superb elocutionary flights one forgets
iLIU BUUUUUUilin, - VTbu biiv J4l.U blifti
lacks the lines ofoeauty but so full of
expression. Camille itself is sensational ;
yet in the bands of Clara Morris it is di
vested of much that is objectionable. Her
suntvort is extra. Mrs Grace Gavlor as
Madame Prudence was "immense," as
sisted greatly by nature. Mr Colville is
cultivated actor, little Abelone Barson
charming aa 3Sichette, Kelley is strong
as Count U V arviile, Uowam Coven y js
a w avhvnks, L.at nignt t drunken
man was arretted In the third ward aftei '
'""-'"H wme ngni. ana mis morning a
drunken citizen wa the center of attra-inn
"P Lr ,r" wn R"Un. Hrd with
Him UjlTB Jlftt Sflu ffi&klfltf hi massif f onalri.
vi.. generally, v erny, strong drink cap
a... . li r 11 w . ..."
ture tne nigh and low and ditcnthrone
trie mind.
. '"j" i"rrrruT-i'ursuant to no-
lic0 T County Bcbool Buperintetit Kus-
Bell the following teachers met In this
city to-day to organise a, County Teacher s
Institute: Mrs A 3 (iaruiad, Mrs Vena
Kearn, Mrs Kearn, Misses Crossett. Ida.
Maxwell. KaUQuinn, M H Lautthlln,
istttwl firay, Flora Kedfield, Jane Morris
anu audi v ngni. Messrs a. I Garland, n I
A Banford. W I Robb. O A Walker. ZT
Truelove, W A McOhee. 1) Loonev and
V M Mitchell. The foliowinir officers
were elected : O F Kussell.President, and
t M Mitcneii, ec. uotnmittee on pro
gram, Mrs Oarland.Mrs Kearn and W A
Robb. The first regular meeting will be
nciu at Jirowiisviiie Novcnaber T.
nvitin cosiDKKi(i.
Powell & Co.
Gold canes at Will it HUrk's.
V. M. French kevp railroad time.
Kr craaiu eheeae just teoeived at Cobra!
Meyers.
For artitU' supplies go to Stanard. k
Cuaick s.
F.au & Achinon are selliog rrU'i.uim oU at
t ortlAOd price.
louhsva big stock to select from at
Powell tVCV
A pnpalar place L VioreckV sbrvini and
I : J : "
iwiT urcssiog pariors.
The piau that gives perfect satuf action
yon ean liud at Mr Ifyiuan .
Choice sweet Delaware ersties reoelyed
freh every moruiug at G K Browucll'.
Big bargain in bvlie and iff tits sold and
gold tilled watch at Y M French's.
Ilest stock tjf stiver war in Albany at
Will & Murk's. No doubt of it. Se.
Men . youth' and bov' clothinc and
lursnaning goods at U W Himpson's.
A fi st cla shave for oolv IS eenta at L
Vtereck's, Akltrnanh BUk, Albaoy, Or.
Have yon aewu those parlor salt that T
lirmk ha lust received I 1 hey are nice.
If you want a tine toilet or Uth od ca
on nuinaru it mates, c-tty Urug atore.
for perfectly Pure waUr bav the Nlrl
rtione r uierer 01 in suae ws OL Wssbbarn
n. . t- - 1 . .. ......
For bargains in moouiucnU. healt jnes.
etc., go to Egart ft Achiaoo, Albany. Oregon.
Ldie call and ae the lataet noveltie in
drea goods at E C Sear la.
i OO thnold call ami sea those Una librarv
t ....... ..... .
amps as v- t. urowoell a bebre baying eh
where.
If yoo waot a good silk umbrella with
gold or silver handle go to French's jewelry
swe.
Qiality U what tvJp Matthews. Wash
barn (ell the most stoves of any house I t Al
bany.
I HEaOKIAM.
At a regular meeting of the Ladies
Missionary Society, of the First Preabv
terian church, of Albany. Oregon, held
(X-t. 25th, IH'JO, it was unanimously voted
vu uiss uj resolutions oi condolence in
memory oi Mrs. Helen (J. Simpson.
v hereas: Our Heavenly Father In
bis wise providence, baa called to her
rest, after a season of suffering, our sis
ter. Helen C. Kimpeon. Therefore, be it
Itesolved : That this Society has lost
a dear sister, who, from its Jucipiency,
has been an earnest worker in the raoe
of Missions, longing to build up the Mas-
tcr's kingdom in the bearu of those
w ith w hom she was brought in contact.
I ne daily walk and conversation of this
"Mother in Israel." was a lasting ex
ample to us, tbst "The path of the just
is as uie sinning iignt, mat shinetn
more and more unto the perfect da v.
Resolved: That ws extend our sym
pathies to the sorrowing and bereaved
children, brothers and sisters, in their
miction, and commend them to "Our
Saviour, Jesus Christ, who hath abolish
ed death, and bath brought life and im
mortality 10 ngnt through the Gospel.
"For lie, himself, hath told tbee
Ot tribulation here ;
Re still and let Him moult? thee
For changeless elonr ther "
Resolved: That a copy of the forego
ing resolutions be spread upon the min
utes of the Society; a copy furnished to
the friends of deceased, and a copy to
eucit ot uie papers tor pu oucaiion.
Mas. E. E. Gorr.
Mas. F. M. RenriKLD.
Commit tee.
LACKS, ATTENTION Teoa'th'.t'w
bave the best ahears and Viasors In this
city, and we can prey it te yoo at any
lime, Kvory pair warranted, and ean be
mumed If they do not give satisfaction.
r ma is no org or bluster; we mean what
we say. stkWabt A Sox.
FEED CUTTERS,-;
ave one third o
your horsM feed by
using a lel ouuer.
Stewart Jfc Sox have
four kinds for sale.
Pianos.
TuOM Wlshlnr a first olas tnatrn
the test nude to stand the climate of th
Coast, can I e suited by calling at Mrs B
JS HymaVr. nppnMt t'ue Maaonlo Tern
pie. on First Street. The latest vocal and
instrumental music kept for aale.ale the
u tgett aasortment of staniDin natterna
to aeleot from this sida of 'Friseo. hen
sons given in DaiutiniHandembroiderinar
iv-s u jr yo-ir orJjr and you will b
. ui nuuni vver Ail u u LHiU UlT ihbk,
evo t.
Beat s'.ock of 2nd fT roods In the Ta
iy, and the most reave tale prioes, both
'n buying and soiling. I have on band
mi .!uas or
FUSNITURE, STOVES, TINWARE
TRUKKS, BOOXS, PICTURES
CLOCKS, CROCXERY,
ETC., ETC.
dr west of S S Young's olr store.
L. C0TTLKB
DnM UtDDflUO -Don't ,buT an iron
UUI? imililU II aharrow until vou Brst
call on Stewart A Sox. It will pay .you
not to forget this.;
BABY CARRIAGES.Tusortment
all the time embracing hood, parasol and
eanopy tops, and ranging in price from
8 to 140. There isn't a nicer lot of " mat-
rlirouial fruit baskets" in the vahey. We
alsojfcave a tew that we rent.
oTXWSRT 1 SOX.
TOVilGEOD
& VIL80N,
Real Estate s Loan Bite.!
Doing- a (ronersl Inurance business. 1'arlies
dBairing tnsuranco will t'o well to see them.
AOKSTS FOB
Aetna Insurance Company, Incorporated 1810;
charter perpetual. Logans paid in 70 years, 68,
046,000. Assets, $9, 780,716,63,
GnnrtSInn In. Campany, of Londos, England,
KstablishedlStl. Uaplul, J6.000.000. Totol firs
losses paid over 13,0X1,000, , ,
Atuericaa Fire In. Ciimpanr, of Philadelphia,
Urirainred 1BIO. cash asseta, fsi.Btz.euo. Losgcs
tiaid, 10,506,266. .
i i. Iff ji:i-ti I'lre'.V 1 -
k&tr-s Store.
J
Both the ihciIkhI aiidresulu whea
ftyrup of I'igs U taken ; it is pleaan
mid refreshing to the taste, and aca)
Rentlyyet promptly on the Kidueja,
Ltvcr and Jowela, clcaueg tho ny
teii. tfrcctimllr, ilismJn colds, nead-
a'j!if;a nnd fevers and cures habitual
constipation. By run of Figs is tb
only remedy of iu kind cyer nro-
-ii.-r-A, pltaaing to trie ta?t aud ao
c."l laiiio v) tlm elomacn. nroroM tn
: ac tion and truly !f:nefic5al in iu
ii-ri-!, m many excellent qualities
con. n i H to ail. 11 1 for sale in
.'.; ar-'l fA bet ties by fill 1'fidinir
11 1 '..' 1 U.
ifjrsrtsrrvKO oner try Tt
MUFQMIA FI3 SYRUP
C$.
tif.t tnnHom-jft. ol.
inim.vntr. r. mw rcitf. M.r
ALBANY OR.
. nmm & eulbeei eros..
Real Estate Agents
Farm snd Ranches Waaie.
Alao city bricrty in Albany
and Coryalli.
1s7 Parrple It3" J.Tnent .ttems, a
Ob a M,k il-'ldiei cs.i. a Lion,
tent pout-paid ja rot!n of lLM.
PERSY & CL ilcafe.:. --..
U. 8. Ottlce, fi'.O jrrJva7. c;L
MlDdwaaMngrmd. m - ' t
is m nutat. TusamaslnaMl
PV4 ul tha gJbm. rwss sua
raaa. amis m atieuk s Yrof.
A. Uj-oum, ta V Jm Ara. Sot T
AMMUNITION, ETC,,,
We carry w
nice lioa of shew
1'" -J-J . Muoiia. cwrtrifiKes. bhlsd
ImaJ -I 1 , .. ' . j .
wtu sen ui reasonable rjuraa. noa't
E tt! wt,n you come to lay in
"Tnters supply of ammunition, to pr
rour ranch from the in road a of that
aecxed eoiigrant. Stswabt at g
THE WORLD'SfeftT
uniwepsi inr SMyie. r tl anil Wear, resiuyvly
Uie best s ioe in Aineilct for the i.Kney. Ix cci
u i. .im. ntump uu ct'izvm or earn sne
Take no othe- Every pair wmt&ted, SiTliih
snuuaJtoeryg3bhcuit!it!nuirkrt. Jfideby
J. M. FEEPLEStfi CO,. CHXACti
3 XI SrOXraS'sES- Bele Ageat
KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. I bare
j,,afarro cf 40 acre, near Lowwob
aepoi ou mo snow Mauge, 10 ml lea
from Albany. All in cultivation. Fair
house and barn. Good water for stock
and domestic pnrpeaes. Flee oak grove.
Also another farm oi 123 acres, three miles
froji Lebanon, All in cultivation. Fair
house. Uood water. Both good wheat
farms. Also house an 1 two lots on Fifth
and Jefferson streets, Aibauy, For furtfa
er particulars call on i. Uraphrey.Centet
precinct, or ou Hewitt dt Irvina, Albany.
CH A, OMPHREY.
BELTING,-1
rubber and lee tier
always on hand a
Stewart A Sox's. Also rubber, heme and
tsbretoes packing.
City Meat Market.
SHULTZ BEOS,, Proprietors. -
Vonp a full Hue of meats of all kinds
tn a cool pls.ee, completely pro
tected; aud always fresh.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.-To whom
it may concern The co partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
of Hoffman, Hayne Co., carrying en a
general manufacturing of artificial stone,
sewer pipe, to., in Albany. Oregon Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
John M. Hoflman, retiring. The bnsl
ness will be continued hereafter by U. G.
Hayne and C. S. Buck, under the firm
name of Hayno A Buck, and at tbe old
plaoa,of business. The new firm assume
all liabilities and collect all accounts.
.IJatsd this ISth day of October, 1890.
John M Hoffman.
U. O. Hatkx.
Prescript loa DruggUl,
VJAL U n U b J
icrsr . ra r .' .
THE CRY OF MILLION 81
OH. SV BKCKl
. 8T0f IT NOW,
SOON IT SVHL BE TOO LATE.
I have been troubled many eears with
disease of the kidneys and have tried
mnny different remedies and har
songht aid from diflerent phvsiciaa
without relief. About the 15th of April
I was suflfcrin f from a very Tielent
attack that almost prostrated ma ia
aucn a manner tuat 1 was oent own-.
When I sat dowa ft wa almost impossible for sit
to get up alone, or to pi t on my clothes, wk
kind Provideuce sent Henley, wilb. C-
O&lvGON KJDNEV XJi V, to my
hoteL I tomediatety c mmenced
. . -1 n 1 ..... rt
iu Kill: l, .,. aiuiw, 5
miraculous effect, and to the aston- -
ishmtnt of all the Rueets at the hotel, b A
In a r.n A -m T m t .. - t . c.,A Jh
that I
tis a new man. I vnVy C:-
recommend tlae
as 1 lutrt btea.
tea to al tffi.tie
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