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ALBANY, ' OREGON. FRIDAY, D EC EM BE It 13 ,1890.
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thy vumt'iet.on. Krwiunl ftittmit i itfitf( fMift
itttfOnly to tb p.H,ut"r(ty ot tt (w-ti-innl.
ft"t ss,r r.v , -,,.! ttOHimML a -4 II K T.
Or. LlTTlK LI VIS FILLSN
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Dr. HAATK1 M&OICIN8 CO $sUnl,
HOPE AND CHAIN,;.
erc-tt of
ip r i'o i Iwlnu
sol 1 !n thN tutrkot. We earry nmi but
pur tnatiil1., and can clva y,.u auv siae
from K tj A.U of chain from
)otoX. StKWt A Sox.
IKIYES AND RAZORS, SKSTff
ley bill raises the vl u f culllery
onntldarably, but w bar a largs took
1 road j bought and rrioa will remain
tb saw a usual until It 14 aoit out.
Coma and aee wbsl w have and ltarn
ourprtoe. Nra askt A Sox.
POWELL & CO.,
successor to Geo. C Henderson.
DEALEIIS IN'-
i lifllflM Qa iHiiaiiljlflEiliiQ,
Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
co Etc. Etc.
HEADQUARTERS 1011
NEW STORE.T2a 8Sr'EW GOODS.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & CO.
- DKALEB 1
Agricaltnra! Inipicmcnts & Vehicles
Iks 'A feXfl
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Ciwaand Foe us.
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Thomas Brink.
GHAS. H. DODD & CO.,
MiKxrrtR Of - , ",
hardware, Iron, $teel,
AND FARM MACHINERY.
T20MT,
!T ATJTI VTtjk Streets. POETLATID.
m Vv T a'- aw a. .
Sola Agents for Oregon
. DEERE'S NEW DEAL PLOWS.
SIhkI". Itenblo, or Trlpplo Farrow. Thry oro o ultnple ri4 'meo near absolute perfect
tion, tlmt thowi who have nxil I hi'in or pen them work can not ay enough In
their pralau. WefurniHli them with or without neat attachment..
Heat ultttcliment are extra. .
DinSlE POWEB lillFT STJXiir-5: plows;
. BUCKEYE SHOE PRESS GRAIN DKILL.
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I ; 1 o II0 Pre Grain Drill, Hekove Reedenr, Buckeve Rprlng Tooth Harrow, Superior
Orain i)rlil, 8ujsrlor tjeedera,
r.nnniN'R nisn HiRRnw AND SEEDER. .
. OY, improved implement lor owf j summer fallow. Tho roost x)mj-leto and
KuccesBfui tool for tiiln purpose In um,
, i '.--j havo a lull lino of Buggies, Carriages. Phaetons, Mountain Wagons,
Platform and other tyring Vehicles.
' SCHUTTLER FAR WAGONS.
r. n-o & Cbapiu's Bprlns-Tonth Harrows, pppre Harrows, Sclentlflo Feed Mlila
I'ucifio Fanning Mills,
IIAIHII IAJlI,AVIIH- JUTC, ZCrCC.
, "4 (,!; ci-IXIAL, ClliCXTLAItS I'KICK USTS.
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VEGE7 BLE PANACEA
n not AI&HEROS.
.tm cumc or
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISINO mo MA
DISORDERED STATE Of the STOMACH
OR AN
inactive: liver.
roit SALK .V ALU
DRUSSISTS & GENERAL DEALERS!
DR. S. A. WHITNEY,
Physician andSarooa.
Oraduit of Bvll.va IliwpiUl Mtdlo&l
al'og. Now York City.
DiM ot womaa a tpooUlty.
tfOUl rmtii'i Hriok, Albany, Or.
And verythi.-ig else in
WATCH, CLOCK.
And jewelery lino, for the
" HOLIDAY'S, at the
lowest price?, at
Will & Stark's.
JCTIO- Is jb Iter ti
bs olIu;i., J.o cLu.t v.."
- KINDS.
AlBiST, 0EE50S
!lt you want tho besl
and most durable fumi
ture that is manufactu'
La yeu in tne city go 10
am
01T.
and Washington for
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Lkb anon. Jack Hickman tolls us that
he has recently come Into possession ol
soma valuable mlntnsi claims In the San
tlam district. The Black Hear, one of the
claims which he has acquired by purchas
has. been pretty well developed.
The revival services at the M E Church
closed Monday nlaht after continuing
seven weeks. Tho meeting resulted In
bout fifty conversions and fort accessions
to the church.
J Settle shipped 3500 bufhels of wheat to
Ureuon tttr lat wee.
More than aoo pupils are enrolled In the
Lebanon public schools, and Pro!. Wright
thinks the number will reach so as soon
as the school houe Is occupied.
A little blase occurred In Dr. Neugus
rooms over Kit kpatdck store Frl.la
nlnht. The tire occurred while a yountf
man was filling a lantern.
W 1 Washburn, of Brownsville, was In
town Friday. He was ordered to lay
walk in fr.nt of his lots on lllult ttreet.bnt
after msklmr Inquiry he found that at-
t tough his property l. neai h heart of the
town, that he was outs'de of the corpora
tion. bxpress.
A Foimu Al-nANlAN. Tho Eugene
Register gives the following account of
the life and death of a well-known reIJcni
of Aloany in the 7's: "J. M. Kronk w
born Januarr J7, i8j7i Washington,
l)avl county, Indiana. Came to Calitor
nla in iSio, and from California to Port
land.Ur.ln 1S71, where he waa for several
year In the cuttom house and aUo in the
hotel business. Removed from Portland
lo Albany in 1 87, where he kept the St.
Charles hotel. Therce to HarrUburg, re
maining there fn the hotel business, about
a year, and then came to bugene In issi.
lie kept the M Charles hotel loratune.
He moved to his farm near Goshen In
where he remained until September year
ago when he returned to Eugene. He
waa made a Masoa In 1850 In Charity.
lodge. Indiana He raised throuah the
successive branches of the order until he
became a Knight Tcmpla. He died at
his home In thta city Sunday. November
30, 1890, of dropsy and was burled in the
Masonic cemetery MjnJav afternoon.
He leaves a wldor, three sona and one
daughter."
Tug Wrickkd Vim. The vlctlnia
of the Lake Ijtbi.h wreck are beginning
to leave for their home. save the Journal,
aa McOarrr. t.t l tali, h lttiie earlr part
of the week. ,Mr Sprout left Monday for
i. iioiiiq 111 iiuiiwivr. .uiitorKia. lie
1 II 11." .... . ...1. . . .
made no aettlement with the railroad
company, utmpie arbitratKin provinn in
eff.-ctive in tiiie caac. lUther than to
take their term he preferred to let the
law act tie it. Ciiaa l'uwell atarte.l home
yealerday. HewillMtt Mr MHjarry io
ortland and ther will travel totrethcr to
Utah. Mr Powell settled with the com
pany before ha left. He waa rail tlt10
not including the expenaee at the hottl.
WK IUII and hie Whter. MwWT
Kludge, of Sttangle, WmIi., came up and
took the overland train taat night for
alifornia. to w here tb y were headMl
when the wreck occurred.
A Fncai Fioiit. The Dcmocbat rc-
;reta to bear that two residents olplcer,
whose n a nice are clone together on the
IKxocRAT'a subscription book, a few dava
ago had a very fierce fight, reanltinr in
one of them getting whipped. The
trouble started during blackbcrrying
teafn and waa renewed with one of them
apitting in the others fare, followed rapid
ly by aoine Sullivanic blows, both being
powerful men. We have not learned
whether the Justice lias been asked to do
notice in the matter. As In iiiot raaes
there are acicravatinic circuiimtanres con
nected with it.
Albas Mas I Ir. The 'Firtj Na
tional Rank of Itoaeburg" w ill be reaiy
for businer-a some time about the first of
the year. Joseph PUalbraith.of AMany,
and bis axaociatcs have aptdied to the
Treasury liepartment and recivel'pfr-
niiHHion toeatabiiitii that imttitution here.
D I TUoiunson. of Portbtnd.ia interested
in the enterprise, but local capitalists
hold a controlling interest in it. Uose
burg Review. The only connection Mr
Galbraith has with it is the fact that he
drew op the papers for the incorporators.
A Tbavp aikel for fool at an Albany
residence, of the lady ot the bouse. Very
properly he was refined. Uttering an
oath be ejaculated: "A year from now
you'll not have a house here over your
iirad." As it is one of the nicest resi
dences in Albany, the threat was not
very pleasant to the woman, and if the
man of the house bad been around there
would have been a aick tramp around.
The varmint should not be fed, and
Albany is fortunate in having ot&cera
ho propose to keep them out 01 the
city.
Claim a Bioiit or Wav. J W Gardner,
L Cowan. N II Allen. Geo E Chamber
lain, W F Read, W Maston.C G Uurk-
artana r. I .banning claim the exclu
sive right of way, which they have filed
with the county cleric, lor a water ditch,
passing through lands - in the Fantiam
mining country, lor a water flume con
npctirg the Kantian river with the West
Shore placer mines, a distance of"H'J0
feet,also the right to 1132 hundred inches
of water from the Hantiatn river for min
ing and milling purposes.
Tux Ladiss Aid SociaTY. At the last
regular meeting of the Albany Ladte Aid
Society, held Dec. and, at the residence of
Mr L e. main, a committee of three ladles,
one from each ward, was appointed to
Investigate and relieve all cases of dis-
ress in their respective wards. 1 he ladles
are, Mrs Waller Monteith. 1 t ward; Mrs
C C Kelly, and ward; Mrs C W Sears 3rd
ward. We hope the citizens will notice
this and govern themselves accordingly.
All case reported to either cf these ladies
111 be thoroughly Investigated and re
lieved if necessary.
Sweet Home. Nathan Russell, an old
pioneer end one of the first settlers of
Sweet Home, died in misery and want
Thursday or Friday night. He wa found
in his tent Saturday by Samuel lleany and
some other party . A wallet was found on
hhn containing $41 and a bank book show
ing a deposit in the First National Bank
of Albany.
Last heard from the Quartzville trait
the men. were about fifteen miles above
Whitccmb and expected to reach the
mouth of Canal fork this week. Cor, Ex
press'
' A Nick Compliment. In the Lebanon
Express is the following compliment for
Albany: Albany has some fine residences
and a number of beautiful yard; we hrard
a lady say that it excelled Portland in the
latter respect. We do not say this to excite
a pang of jealously among Pomanders,
but merely as a compliment to the beauti
ful Kiver-side city.
Tiik Blockade. Eastern Oregon and
Washington people are greatly exorcised
over the wheat blockade. It is becom
ing serious. No cars to move the wheat
and everybody wants to sell. That is
the way they do there. Here there are
cars ; but the farmers are not on the sell.
They wait for higher prices every year ;
letting the first rise go by unchallenged.
Taxes. The Sheriff is collecting taxes
through the county. Not very, many
pay at once, most generally waiting until
the last call. One of the first heavy tax
payers to liqnidatc is Robt JoIihh, who
pays about $500 annually towards tiie
keenine un of the countv. Some would
guess that Uncle Bobby would linger un
til April 1st: but he wants to get it oil
his mind.
It Wont STAKp.-Engol, the sign paint
er.has three directory signs erected around
the city. The one just across the ferry
will stand during the low water era, but
let the spring freshets, even a small one
come, and it will be sure to gall down
btream. The Democrat will give it not
lo exceed three months to be gazed ot.
Certificates. Of the sixteen teache
examined last week ten obtained second
ArtKK a Train Wkkcker. Lou liar
rls, of Alameda. California, a detective in
the employ ot the Southern Pacific com.
pany, wa in this vicinity last week look,
ngior a '.ramp who wa supposed to have
been implicated in the wreck of the over
land train at Lake Lablsh. A man an.
werlng the descilptlon of the one wanted
wa seen near- Cretwcll last week, A
woman drivl.ig along the road met him
and asked him tome question. He gave
her a short ai.lwcr and then climbed the
fence and made for the hills. Scott
ChrLinnn, constable at Cottage Grove,
learned of this and went down to a point
where he supposed the man would pa If
he went on, and watched fiir him all night.
The next day he stationed anather man
while he went on south of Cottage Grove.
They vratched three dav and nights but
aw nothing of hltn. Eugene Register.
The 8 P company may send detective
out until the end ot the century, but they
will not And the tramp who wrecked the
train at Lake LabMi. The tramp that did
it w pronabt.v the poor trestlei at least
that I the almost universal opinion here,
A Moralixks. The editor of the Dal
las Itcmiser. never publishes an issue ot
hi paper without mornlUIng, really In g
preuy sensitue way. Here are a couple
irom ne last isue:
Every young lady who marries a man
wnodrinkstrle a very dangerous expml
nient. Thousands of them are now bit
terly regretting having done to.
If the your a men who are so h lib with
profanity could rtallne how, very harsh
and ugly It sound to all person cf true
refinement, the better cl of them outd
ces 10 use profane langusge. The most
degraded specimen ot humanity almost
iiiv.nauiy swear.
Albany's Export Bvhinksb. 'the e
port trade of Albany I larger than oconle
generally reallxe, and the following figure
"in surprise mo 01 our readers, iiurlng
iiOTrraorr 151 run cars, ana 30 pan ear
tads, of fcelifbc, were shipped on the
Southern Pacific from this city to different
points In the .late. Of this (n car lo.u!s
consisted 01 rock, flour and lumber At
full car load of merchandise. representing
the wholesale trade of our merchants, a
very flattering showlng.and the remainder
was of miscellaneous nature. The record
speak of the business of the citv outside
01 the laree retail trade here, an 1 a. the
figures are oftkitand not cues oik the
snowing can ue relied on
AxoTiira Pwcovesv. HynieiMng like
petroleum has been discovered on the
Sarin ol U SI Hall near llurna ita. The
story agoing i aa follows: A Mr Cul
ver while burning some brush discover!
the ground to be on lire down to a dentli
of about three feet. The burning clay is
a us. a puiiy-ii.esuuMianee.ana the luirni
debris very much resembles coal slag.
There maybe petroleum wxhp lure in
that vicluity who knows? West Side.
A Canako Cokbrctco We are au
thorized lo say that there I nul.lng in the
recent dUpstch stating f.t the Oregon Pa
clfic grade in the Mtiheur country had
been purchased by the Great Northern.
Every little while reports similar lo this
one get started, but neither the directors,
stockholders or officer ever find It out.
Corvallt Gasette. - -
IUlskv. At the election held Monday
the following city official were elected:
Mayor. II D Godley; recorder, W I Stew.
" treasurer, si v ivoontx: counci men
R Andrews. p Carter. I R Bone. I N
uuiuioro, 1 u; Mam Uh. t r t
ibys mar.
shat, Thorns K Sloan.
TttK SHOES BILfC !,
J!a now a complete line of Holiday
goods, dolla, doll tuggi, boys'. wagons,
vebx-ipeiles, and many other gola w hit li
go to make up a complete Hue for Chrst-
tnas, besides a compit te line of lamps of
every description. China crockery, fancy
decorated ware, glassware, bird cages.
plush good, such aa albums, toilet sets.
autograph books, scrap books, children's
A it u picture books, and all foods that
are carried in a Laraar store, including
Roger Bros. 1M7 silverware. We wish
to call the attention ol the public In par
ticular to the Golden Rule prize baking
powder and tea, put up expressly for
this fade, which gives the Ixxt of satis
faction, as is nttenU-d by the hundred
who have uel U'th the tea and tking
powder ever since introduced by the
Golden Rule Bazaar. Each packace of
tea and can of backing powder draws a
prize in the shape of a line piece of glass
ware. Bo nure to call, when in Albany,
at the Golden Rule Bazaar, as you w ill
Ite sure to find what you want, and "will
tie shown over the store and be treated
kindly by my clerk. Mr. Miller.' Mv
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one price to all. .
lours truly,
Julius Gradwohl,
Oct. 18, im. .
Raggl aa4 Hacks.
The best make are to be foundln Al
bany at Price Sc Rohson's, who have Jttt
recived a carload of the finest hacks and
btggleto be found. Their price, con
sidering quality, arc remarkably tow. It
pays 10 riae in a gooc buggy or lack,
keep this tact in your head and when net
ting one call on Price Sc Robson, who
have the largest variety to select from.
...
M.aey to L.a,
Wc have plenty ot money to loan on
real estate security, on two to Ave years
time. Call on us at our cilice, opposite
tne Kevereznouse.
Borkiiart & Kerney.
When wanting the best groceries in the
market at reasoosM" criois'call cn lowell &
LO
Proa.BB.ed UopnlesK, Yes Raved.
From a letter written by Mr Ada K Hard
i t Groton, 8 D, we quotes "Was taken with
a bad cold, which settled on my Lungs,
coughs set in and filially terminated in Con-
nmption.' Foot doctors gay me ut saying
I e old live bnt a short time. I gave my
self up to my Saviour, determined if I could
cot ttay with my frisnds cn eartb, I woo Id
meet my absent one above. My hosband
waa advised to get ur King s New Discover
ery for Consnoiytion, Couuhs and Colds. ',
gave it a trial, took in all eiitht bottles) it
has eared me and thank God lama well and
hearty Woman." Trial bottles froe at Fo
sbay & Mason's drag store, regular size, 6O0
and 1.
Backlen's Arnica JSaive.
Th. belt 8slv. In the vnrlil for CaM,Brnlse,8ore
Ulcen, Malt Hhauin, Fmt ir, TutUr, Cbapp
hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Bkln Krnjitio. a
positiv.iycure. Pi ies.of no nay required. 1 1 1 iruar
uteod to fiva port act satisfaction, or money refund
d. Prio ii oants pr box, for ssts by Foshuy sad
Mason
A u-e care for the whisky habit; Dr
Livingston' Antidote for Drunkenness will
I cure sny case of the liquor habit in trom ten
nirty uy, irom me rnouerate unuKer to
t s drunkard. The Antidote osn he given
in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of
the person taking iv. The Antidote will not
injure tbs healtn in any way. Manufactured
by the Livingston Chemical Co., Portland,
Oregon, cr from J A Cummiug, tolejagent,
Albany. ......
Etiua & Achison bacdle the celebrated
Portland cement wails for cemetery lots.
These walls ean he furnished at half the coat
of any other snd ara far superior.
FOR DTSPEPSIA and liver Complaint
yon have a prints guarantee ou every bottle
ot Sbilob's Vitalize. It never fails to cure,
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle f Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
50 cents. ,
New BbACKSMiTH Snoi-. G iV Willis
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
P.it on voor plows, w-'or.s, etc., etc.
otitt aho rr.Bnosuu 3
THURSDAY.
W. CTweedal was In Salem yesterday
Mr John V Rbbertson, of Salem, I in
tne city touay, ,
Mrs Dr Irvine snd son, of Salem, are in
tne city, ins guest 01 mi tiouck.
Mr.. J. I. Thompson, of Sa'em. Is In
the city, the guest of Mr. 11, W, Cundlff,
E J Miller, the Uildge carpenter, ot
Portland, came up to the city on this
noon' train. ?
A very enjoyrbl social wa given last
evening a me eiegant retklence of Geo
W. IlrMhstedlcr, attended by a large num
her of our citizen.
raioAY.
Jake Fleischutr, on of Linn county's
old war horses, now of Portland,! in the
city. - - ;
Mr Dodder, ot Iowa, who is visiting
with his son In this city, is lying danger
ously ill. Mrs lkxliter has Wen tele
graphed for.
Hon It A Irvine and wife, Mrs- A II
Slttueon and ML Nona Irvine, went to
Kugeue this noon to visit with Hon L
Bilyeu and family,
ltev Tin AbMt. of Mt Vernon, Inl.
uttl - .l.a 1!.. .ut!... t .1
"hi pvmu Ht um viiivrr.an.1, vnurcu.
on next Sunday, Ihe 7lh, at II a. in. and
7 :30 p. tn. Everybody la respectfully in
vltcd to attend.
J F Hail, thw.rge W HochstedUr. (1 W
right, N I) Conn, U K Conn, Virgil
Parker, 11 A Crowder, H K Propst, V G
Haytieand L W yo went to Sclo this
afternoon to institute a new lodge of
ivnignia 01 rytitias just organized there.
BATt'lPAY.
W. K. Price, formerly of Sclo, now a
ponylar commercial man, wa in the city
J M Stewart, the accomp)ihel chief
engineer of the Oregon Pacific, is in the
city lotuty.
. II. Pfiiirer, travclinK agent for
Alisky A Baum. of Portland. U in the
city, while doing the valley for that firm.
The Juvenile Christian Rndpau,. ft.
Clcly, ot the U. P. cliurch gave a jolly
party at the residence ot C. H. Stewart,
last evening.
Mr. Jaa. Shahan has returne-l home
from an extended trip to near Tacoma,
where a sister was itanuerouslt- ill. but
who 1 now Improved in health.
Mrs C li Burkhart and dauirtitor. w bt
have been visilimr relatives in tin. citw
and lKrryt rvturned to their home at Ab
iany iat Saturday. Palla. Observer.
Mrs. R. L Arnold. accomttanleJ bv Imr
n, Jack, will soou start on a journey to
the southern ates, where she will pay
her folks an extended visit. They go by
way of California. 4 Jaw tie. Mra. Am.
old is a daughter of bWv. T. B. White, of
.Mansfield, l., formerly of Albany.
According to the foltowina' from the
f ilMiu .f 1 1 it a 1. ... 1
- . .t. v. .'..linn, mvtiy i. 10 iuh one
of her old and highly respected eitlaelis:
wra r. .Murray, 01 Albany, Oregon, ye
Urday purcliasetl a lot in the -advmy
block, tiie price being 0. Mrs Murray
will build on the lot and make Dallas her
home.
TBCNIX Ittttlf TwWM.
The Man About Town read about an.
other person, woman, blowing out the
gas in Sui Francisco and dying. It is
only one ol hundreds ot case. It sug
gests that the light ot the era i electrici
ty. 1 ou can't blow it if you try. Y'ou
turn a finger piece and your light 1 off
or on, as you desire, and even a greeny
can realize the sittiation.or if be mistakes,
no harm U done. The M. A. T. never
knew wltat convenience was until the in
troduction of electricity in his home. No
smcll.iio trouble to take care of it .always
ready and electrically applied. Thi is a
great age.
Tho Man About Town hears of two
well known Albany hova who are report
ed to have pot up (3 on a prise fight to
taae place between them before New
Years, aomeahere near Allmnv. Koch
is about ten years of age. It is to be a
bare knuckle affair, to a finish, and the
participants are in active training for
tho content. The police force are wanted
to bo on the guard and prevent the fair
name of Albany being lowered to a level
with Salem and Kugeno.
The Man About Town hears a nlan pro
posed tor combining: the ofilce of street
commissioner and civil engineer and pay
ing a salary for the two a one oitice.
thereby saving the city several hundred
dollars a year. The plan la one worth
investigating, and the MAT will look
up the pro's and con's of it. W hat does
the public think about the scheme. The
people rule and should back the Council
in all its movements that will enure to
the advantage of the city. .
TBB Bit E RtthKT MIsK.
Albany, Dec 0, 18'JO.
Seeing a short item in the Democrat
in regard to this interesting subject, will
yon please givo space to the following.
Hearing several persons speaking about
the Blue Bucket mines, in eastern Ore
gon, a few months ago, and being a de
scendant ot one of the members ot the
party, I am prepared to say that the fol
lowing are a few ot the main facta in the
case:
In crossing the plains in the early days
it waa reportd that a "noguet" had
been found by some parties in the cara
van, and the name Blue Bucket had been
given to the place on account of the blue
clayey ground they were camped on at
the time. 1 am prepared to say that the
"nugget" was found and weighed some
thing near nine pounds, and is at pres
ent in the state of Oregon. I was told
by the party who gave up his tent for
the "nugget5' to Im found in; that it con
sisted of a 9 pound girl, and that he
slept under a v. agon that night. Any
other nugget that was found by the party
is probably gotten up as a hoax, as sev
eral old settlers have been over the same
ground many times since and know every
tool 01 the ground ueiween tne old por
tage, at the Cascades, and the Missouri
river, and would surely be able to point
out tne sam mui uucaei aiggingg it eucn
exisiea. 1 uunic tne name of the "nug
get" is, or was, .miss nancy smith.
'T "
The Orersn Stone,
Editor Democrat. " '.
It is a well known fact the Oregon Me.
mortal stone was not placed In its niche in
the Washington monument. Whvf X.
We give It up. . The reason, if so, is not
known for, certain. In being left In the
monument woodshed, It wa only given
the treatment of several other stones. The
stone was well made, costing Saooo.and It
It a shame that this glorious state, with its
wondertui climate and grand resources,
should be thus insulted. Hut, why, is be
yond our comprehension, though reason
nave oeen given, not very uood ones
though. t
' PAISLEY & FISH, JOS POINTERS
FUHH BLOCK ALBANY.
, . Exetlemeat.
ttuns nign in Aioauy at rotnay tV fija
son urug siom ovor Hystem- JButlder, as
everybody is using it for Catarrh of the
Stomach, Dyspepsia. Constipation and Im
pure Blood. Try it and tell yoor friends
'bout it, as it must possess wonitrfol merits
when all speak well of it..
"felllLOlf 8 tcOUGII and Consumption
Cure is sold by niton a guarantee. It cores
ooiittjrnptiori. ., -
I O O F. Albany Looge No 4 holds its
j regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. Visiting brothers are cordially
rtvited to attend:
Tbii Is significant! An administration (hat
began with a surplus of f 1 00,000,000 now find
a deficiency ol 176,000,000 in a tingle depart
ment. If the Republican Congress bad dis
played hall lbs cars in loukingafier lbs financ
ei that they d'd in buying tbs soldier vole, by
granting additions! pension, tbs Treasury
would bs in a much better condition. The
176,000,000 have O b paid snd the ttx-psy
rs must foot lha bill. What think tbs far
meis, mechanic and labeling men? It will
not be long be lots tliey sr. again ssked to put
tiieir baii'ls is their porkei. And Ibis will
not b lbs end olT h) iL Republican party it
not half through lth subsidizing tbs soldier
vole. Our pcns'on syslsm is prolific of sjft
map til round snd among tb beneficiaries 1
Coipoiat Tanner, late Commissioner of Pen
sions, whose feet, at a claim agent, tines be
was tmncj out of office, tittle over a year ago,
it slated to amount to $197,000 How the
tax-payert sis bled I
The action of the United States Express
Company In refusing to carry money or
transact any buslnet for lottery organiza
tions I to be heartily commended, it will
probably entirely close up the Louisiana
lottery except In the state where this In
stitution hst It home, It I quite certain
now that tne lottery cannot secure a re-
aewat ot It charter, which expires In
iBoj. Since the United Slate anti-lottery
law ha. gone Into effect the tottery mana
gers csnnot sffod the large turn that they
not long ago offered for the renewal of
their chatter. The Mexican lotteries have
until lately been doing a great business In
the southwest, but with no means of get
ting communications before the public or
money from It, their opr rations In this
country muet come to a close.
Thomas P Cra.ty , editor ot the Balti
more Manufacturer's Record, a high pro
tection publication, formerly of the Loul s
ville Courier-Journal, ha rr.ade a remark
able revelation regarding the Fcrce bl'l.
He says that before the adjournment of
congress be and Mr P Rlc, the Boston
leader hi southern investments, called up
on Speaker Rcd in the latter private
office at the csf itol. According to Mr
Grasty, the following Incident occurred:
Reed had tost tLjht of the tact that Rice
had placed several million of dollars tn
southern proptrtle, and so he took him
Into confidence. Snd Reed: "See here.
Rice, something mutt be done to stop this
exodus of cspital ft out New England.
The south threatened to paralyse our In
dustrial prosperity. This election bill will
call a halt on southern investment, and
that's why I am urging It so strenuously. '
Telegraph line are subject t a grea
variety cf pests. In Rio, tor example
there I an orchid that incrutls the wire
and causes leakage. In Japan the large
web of a spider, arlpping with rain or dew
frtcjucnily Interrupts the traffic, while in
Norway a large specie of woodpecker
raUes havoc with the poles.
The New York Press (Rep) quote the
folio Ing extract from a letter written by
a western Republican senator to a friend In
New York: It looks at though the dem
ocrat would get away with us at the next
election unless we'dj tomethUig sharp and
strong, although 1 think Blaine may save
u. According to my vie , he Is the only
resource at present."
Mr JP Robertson, of Salem, Informs us
that step are beln; taken to organise a
State Farmers Attiance in thit state. There
is great restlessness among farmers of the
northwest at the vicious poller of high
taxation so persUtenlly prontoted by the
republican party. Thl policy seems des
tined to prove to be the rock upon which
the party will yet founder
Mll'cr, the colored republican candidate
for congress against Elliott, democrat, In
what is known ss the Black DUirlct in
South Carolina, will contest Elliot's scab
So far as the facts appear they appear to
be in favor of Miller, and we trust he will
get hi sest If entitled to It.
The Chlcsga Trio calls those repub
lican newtpspei that cling to the McKinley
bill "Bourbons," mtllbos organs" and
Casablanca Republicans." Apparently
that journal is Irritated with Ita party
allle.
We ere not prepared lo say whether
Wanamaker lll exclude newspapers from
the mail that publish marriage' notice.
It is believed however that he will not do
so no, with standing the fact that man (age
is a lottery. :
The McKinley bill ha cost us a ma
jorlty th congreas. The Lodge election
bill, if Its passage is Insinted upon, Is more
than likely to cost ut the presidency .St,
Paul Pioneer Prs, (rep.) .
To devote one's self to something highe
han one' telf.thlt I the answerof the age
o all who find perpetual Interests, and live
n that energy which Is Immortal.
A B McMillan has sold the Monmouth
Democrat to Mr W II Brooks, ,f San
Francisco, who will continue the Demo
crat s a democratic paper. Success to
it.' : ' -
There are eighteen bridge and twelve
tunnels In a tingle 80-mile stretch ot rail
road In the Mount Shasta country; in Call
fornia. The bridges all cross Sacramento
American drummer In Canadaard w
required to pay a license of $50, and- after
Jan 1 they must pay $100
' There are four organization of tho
farmeu' alliance In Morrow county at the
present lime. ,, -
Jefferson, though accused of being an
atheist, died a believer In a Divine Being,
at asserted by hi daughter and tome of
his later writings, In which he alluded to a
belie! In a future lite, and, when dead,
hoped to meet his loved one there.
Rev, M. J. Savage asserts that it it not
mere blind, Ignorant labor, mere drudgery,
that createt wealth, but that It is the result
o thought and mental and moral power
of men endowed with the organising and
creative Instinct. 1 .
The national farmers alliance now In
session at Ocala Florida, ha passed a res
olution denouncing the. Lodge Force bill
and protesting vigorously against its pas
sage. They show good sense in this
matter. V 4
The Oreginian says president
llarrison
does not imagine he is a great man. Well
no. If did, he would be jt one person
in 63,000,000 who entertained such a.
COMMENTS ON TIIK MEftBAVE.
The following are tome ot the comments
made editorially by the New York papers
on President Harrison's metssge:
Th WorlJ: "The Pietldent had noth
ing to say and did not know howtutty lt
Evening Sun: President Hsrtison ha
Issued hit snnual mettsge. It I a long
one. The &xing 8 print! Read It If
you like, but It i hardly worth it."
HeralJx 'Mr Harrison's message docs
not rise above the dull monotony of
platitude. It lacks the merit ot cither
rhetoric or logic It will be read from
courtesy, but without. Interest. As tn ex
hibit of ttatetmansfilp it It a serious disap
pointment, for it convey the impression
that the writer ha no convictions or thinks
It Impolite to express them."
Tbmm; "The President has forgotten
little and teamed nothing, lie meets the
congres In which bit party provoked de
feat on Its reassembling with a tediously
urgent exhortation to remedy none of the
mUakes already made, to press forwsrd In
the tame line and trust to that providence
which the French say watches over A met'
Lans and fool. One subject Mr Harrison
wa bound to discus the tariff; a second
he was chosen to bring forward the Force
bill. On neither has he anything new to
tsy."
Sb: "The princlpsl thing in President
Harrison's message It the zealous recom
mendation that the Force bill should be
taken up and pressed through congress.
Theie Is little need of any further argu
ment upon this subject This bill is simply
revolution. Its one purpose I lo continue
the dominant party In power, and to this
end Its promoters are willing to destroy
local self government, to overthrew the
rights of the citizens and of communities
and lo change the republic of free elections
jntoa concentrated party despotism."
' Thl scheme should be resisted deter
minedly and uncompromisingly by every
democrat If necessary every meant of
delay and obstruction should be retorted to
In congrest. The mUchlcfa that are sure
to arise from such political revolution are
so grcst and so grave as to overshadow
eveiy question. Whatever difference of
opinion may exist among democrat con
cerning othet ubjects,tct there be unity and
cooperation concerning this. Preset ve
the liberty of the people and put down the
republican conspiracy to destroy them."
Tribunf. Tbe message of the Presi
dent Is a calm, dignified and able docu
ment, which sppta'. to the sober thought
of Americans and will strongly Influence
public opinion. It ! as quiet and confi
dent as If there had been no election since
that In which the President and his party
had been deliberately Instructed by the
people with the charge of the government.
It Is a message eminently fitted to recall
the republican voters of iSSS to the sense
of their responsibilities and to remind them
thatthc national policy for which they then
declared deserves their unwavering sup
port."
Star; "It U fashioned after traditional
pattern a to the subjects discussed and the
order fn which they are mentioned. For
literary andforenslc merit It barely reaches
mediocrity, white politically it Is a purely
partisan plea in extenuation of the course
of the admin lot ration and the congress
which the people have juttdecislvely con
demned."
The London underground railroad Is
nineteen miles long, was opened In 1S63,
and cost f 3 500,000 a mile.
The microscope shows human hair to be
like a coarse, round rasp, with Iriegular,
ragged teeth.
On the congressional vote.the democrats
in New York huve 8S,ooo majority.
In bats the heart Is sided by- rhythmic
contraction ot veins In the wings.
Vermont has voted $30,300 towards
giving that state a good showing at tie
World 's Fair.
,Thk IlAnaisurRO Elkctios. At the
liarriabarg election on Monday two tick
ets wera in the field, but only the fol
lowing were elected : Mayor, L II Lasel :
treasurer, Damon Bmith ; recorder, U W
. , , . , ... - I
isnam; inarsuai, i v uugi couucniueu,
K K Upmeyer, J B .Bucknam, O ilyde,
M Y Canter, K DuGas, J It Cart w right.
"HACKMETACK 'a lasting and fra
grant perfume. . Flic 23 and 60 cents.
SIIILOH'S CUKE will immediaUly re
lieve Crou p, VY hooping Cough and Bronebitis.
Do not pass C E Brownell'a store it ton
want to live eoonomioally. Bt st goods and
owest priors guaranteM.
- Eapeaay.
Thta ia what you oucnt to have, n Jfaot
vo must have it, to enjoy life. Thousands
sr. searching for it daily, and mourning be-
cas they find it not. Thousands npos
thrasaods of dollars ar spent aut'ua'W by
oar people ia the hop that they tuv attain
this boon. And vet it may b bad by alt.
W cuaraot that Elcctrio Bitters, it esed
aooordtug direotious and tb nse persisted
in, will bring you good diuestioa and oust
th demon Dt-spepsia ana install instead
Eupetwy. We recommend Electric Bitters
for DvsoeDMa and all diseases of Liver,
Stomach and Kidney. Sold at SOo and 1
perjbarttle by Foahay & Mason, druggists.
W n aaa to G bt Thkm.W hen wanting
vn ortran or pUtna call on G L Blackman
h"e vou can select from a first clas
Uot... '.'-.-.' ,
Feeacit Taasy Wafers.
The.e wafers are a sure and safe tpeclB.
fer ail kinds of female troubles andw".
remove all obstructions to the monthly
nerloda. no matter what the cause. They
are just what every woman needs, and
can be tued with safety. For tale by the
Livinastone Chemical Co, also from our
sole a jent, J ACummlng, druggist, Blum
berg block, Albany, uregon.
Eastern oysters and saner kraut just re
ceived at Mueller MUarretrs. -
A barrel of Caps Cod
odentd at Blodgett'r.
eranbsrrie. ; just
Holmes BcsrNsa College, of Portland
Or., will open Sept. let. J A Wesco, the
tending penman of the coast, bus become
a partner m tins eciiooi ana win make
t!ie leading bueinesa college. Send for
catalogue.
beading Photographers Albany Oregon.
We have bout?bt all the negatives marl by
t. W Oark and W H Greenwood up to Nov
15th, 1889. Duplicates caa be bad from
b only of us at reduced raves. Wa hays
miMt atiouK ib.uuu neeauve. djikjcj iy tr
t selves, from which ducUcates can be bad
lis, rates.
H f f f
We c "TV tVe ou'y f 1
1, s. e ai it ei . r 1
I I )1 . l"t t t v.
, y iil. r 1-1 .
AH ECZEMA 17 YEARS
Curd In ft tVctihs. One of the great
est Cures Kver Performed by tb
Cu( U-ur Remedies.
At Ois-f th'pfl mollis a rb (whlehsVr.
aril pfiv. 4 lo l wn .r Mlt rfi-tirn; aiari.
It. if-jrt.r. os my f.. I'hyctt-tan fMr p,,rt
elm a t tilt 4. K'ins ol i'.x-in iM me ny
.11, l.'it itiwl m t,, l ilivM rooiltioi-d
luabttUrd ; Uet'xsd lorr y nnitn, lr, till I m
, aft entiwiy, uwl from-vm.
K f f. isr. vmmny mota an the floor on
-4aHfi a pt'luir, niy lut enntrar-trd
y " Kit i u,i .11 control of
ovm.ntv i ..utu r!r rwl.l.
My noil trnuhl li.v. to lift
m wl ! Into Iwd. 1 ecu 14
frt nroHvd tii. horiM oi my
hand n.l f t, bul I to. Id sot
frt my clolho on t .11, mad
k1 to wor a sort of l rit ng.
pwrt. My tiirk'l !) miul
lin cr fll off, and my
li-fH, f- anil ears wtrm oo
. 'tha dipua coiiHniird
In th. mf!i?-r imtil I ma
temjtwn year old. and on.
t i . . .
I ., hunt i:l first' tJTif-i-K FS'lKUir.i. lldmHnild
my o sily, tt I lhw? m . tut rnrt,
lo '.;Hi Ui". . trinl. WYin I Ttrmt til4 llx-in i
4 nil rw aatl blceiitnR, Oam rirlltis injf.
!!, tut t wit-', m!p el;nft l1nmrditrly, manm
Ifcit-. I tad ti'A 4m9 for yrv, itn rSnwu ta
o!trui. In ajout two t. I nnid .Mid
'.ratijlii, but rt srirfk, I v ro rrnk; but iny
sm r wmr' f w-IL As BTr ft. 1 cm Jo-lut-, lb.
ITI'DB HsJ'tmt. eurd m In aliont tit to
H-ht wi-kt-l spto tn dK (I, from J-r-.y,
to J iwmry, lifT) I hsve mx, tm-en tVk
lo my way, or Lv bwl lite ktu- signs f Uw di
s rcii'j..u;l-u ou ia.
Vr.J. MrrOXAU,
t!Sl Dvarloin Ft., CMa4. In , June 30, 17.
Cuticura Remcdleo
Are tt wily litfl!l,' f?i in .nl P.bmd partftf.
Coi l twryr-turtm. I'4r. I 'vTirt'Sia.tti frt Hki.
,ri',M. ; ( TTIIWU H-js. mirl.mllc klB I'B.I.
S -r id tiKXHifief.i)..; :t ri i ka H4LVmT, Ui.
fit' U'wtid 1'iirlfkr, Si. lirtred by Ui. i'oTTS4
lB"o rt'iRir'it.('oi!iHBfios. fro ton.
e-'Dror"lfotro(re'i1liUu,, M
t-, 40 li;ulrrt!rii, ead Vt tctUmutiai.
KOW MY SIDE ACHES !
ArMtiK dr .nd litri, Ii
IMp. Hidfwy,
s).d LtrrliM rum, sad HhoiB.tisi
r-!l-v d la ... tntaaw by th.
-'ij i nitrons Anli r-.ln flulrr, Ths
4r4 mhI only ln.8Uoo. pin tuiu&g oiutsr.
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