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and Uie American Farmer, all one year
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VOL XXVI.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH (5, 1891.
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Or. HARTaM MEDICI- CO., 8(.UkU, at
Conrad Mover.
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Corner BroadalMn and First Sts.,
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near
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4 ra Trd groerT era. nigh
tries, p raid for
ALL KINDS OF nODUCH.
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BE!
FerwMe.wnUy nrri wfth-mt Outline, ftarnlnr rt DU
aulnr A ewrtertljr peinlee treatrneul and a iuiur
aeU cure in awr jeae, no cutter Iwiw lone .uiHiirg.
That treatment, (r dtrirta a.nl lir UuxcU'a.ia the
r elwa dteraeary known la wWieira. Ildievslrea
ad ciMuplvulT rrpjT.-ih Hutla Uhouln.j-
or (awa la th pUnt.
DISEASES OF uEII!
rmltr It XiM'.rtUx, w I Ml mTtn Mtrw h-,
locliktui K l til m dli.-t Inftimttiw id WU.
mmm, hi-h ikff would sKril k ffM diarl'Wny la
Xht luni y phy wrnM'irnlt)r cured in im
Um h w iw known to llrturi. t fir, by It
Hi.i.ll'i "Hw Rrwura r4 Trwwmwnt." llrajiiTwiiat
Uwt'nUo-ariraryoniknauMtmikM ml niMictruua
Wbwa pnniul, II t b,t to (mil lur pwrw nt
wanwuiwAliM Mid wclal .n.tin. Hut thw
who mnixH f".itlr tll, huaM nu, rUtlng thwr
ow fully. klnlNnn tont hf nail or wiprww. wMdwd,
rw rmm xxwur,to til intul Um roi& Ct.
'xVin. A. Bcxcll, 31. D.
t raat l Mpdaury. rr1laar. flrrcaa.
Corner tint tod i'maitreati, 'T'JPoitlt:d
Foifmil.'ei & Irving.
-FUXERAL DIRECTOLS.-
Jrterial Embalming Dona Sciontil
lcally.
Red CrownMills
15051, LAXN1XG 4 C')., V HOPE'S.
aaw raocant rxoo irrav:oa rox rasrua
jn eiKir.x (pi. .
REST STORAGF FACILIT1LS.
Albany
IRONWORKS
ManafatHnrera o'
1EAM EKGIHES 'CHIST AHD SAW
V!LLf!AC!!IHERY hHCNTS
m ALL KVDS OF HEAVY
AHO LIGHT VORX, IH
IROH AK3 CEASS
CASTJHCS.
tfieolal altuUon
o - fvilrlna
tit
da of manhlner
Falvrras Mad on Short Notice
STEEL PEHS .
Pamplfl Ten", fllfftrrent paHjm, In
Iwl Alt k' 1 I'lated moti li Horn,
out poat'itald m receipt c 1C Cli.i iSi.
FERRY C? London, ricx.
0. t. OiRoa. 810 Jt0utn. Rt York.
FOSHAY 1. f.lACOW,
Dragcistsand Booksellers
A(jri.u for John B. Alden'a publications,
nmuwiiiM jrabllahore jrna wiu
ALIIAMT. OKV.iHtR
HEALTH IS WEALTH!
KauT"
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DR. E . C. WEST'S Nnrv and Brain Treatment
a iriiamnte.d pciJle for HytrU, Dizziiiwu, onvul
ion, tit, Norrou Nural(fi, Hedach, Neryou
Proatratlon canted by tha dm of alcohol or tobaoeo,
WaktuliiHi, AUnUU KnjiroMion, Koftonluj of tl
u.. rolflnif in Inaanltt and laadiiia- to rulMry,
daoar wi d dea.h, iiremalur old e, barrennem, &
( , fcauaod hy over-Axartion ol tha rraid
iroh vj qoiitaina ona ro-ntb'a tratmeut, $1 a box
or aix boiM for j, wut by mall prepaid on receipt o
ortca.
wip ni-inAVTE! 6IX BOIE3 TO CURB ANT
eaan. Wit b each ordor racoired by na for aii boiea,
acc.mixuilod with $5, wo will Bond the punhaaer our
n.,i.rit to refund the money if the treat
ment d'X not effwt cure. Guarantee lueued only
by J. A. Curmaiivg, lrUi((;Ut, foje affont, Aloany, or,
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It
PfiUi
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Mva or dreisod
ii a
STRICTU
V-r-r
k at A M . T X,
VEGEl 'BLE PANACEA
RO .fSJa.- HCH3S,
r- .thc cum or
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARI51N0 mOM A
DISORDERED STATE erne STOMACH
OR AN
INACTIVE: LIVERa
row SALaT BV ALL
DRUuGISTS a GENERAL DEALERS
THE
CRY OP MILLIONS
OH, 7tY BKCKl
TOr IT NOW.
SOON IT WIIL aS TOO LATI.
1 hart bn trooMcJ nuuv yritr w!lh
at or lha kktnrrt auj bavc trtnl
man
v dUlervnt rrmnTira and
br
ctt aid rrua UKiFmil pbyaiuaw.
wilbottt rwlirf. AKwt the mbof Apri!
I waa auUcriti( from a very Hlca
attack that atiuoat ruwawtrd etc in
aucb a Manurr timt I waa l-nt vvrr
Whrnl atdotra tt waaalranat InipuuJMc lur ra
klnVl
tn a tunc, ur to put on tnr cMitn, witr
FrxwMmca aral lf. lltu.rv, u!
OK KCON K1UNKV TliA, tu law
butcL I Imturdiatrl cutameucvd
aaiuff tha a. II had an almuat
miraculoua (!rct, and to th atua
khatfot of all tha ftrwt at th hjtel,
ia a trw il,I am brry t autr.
that I waa a new sua. . wil
rtnmmmt th Ua to all a.'SlMc
a 1 lu,re tca.
C. A. TTITEa,
ITuprlrtof Orri.WaUl ILikl.
Kaau auwa. Cal.
aldany :on.
wmm & EULBES.T mi.
Real Estata Agont3
FaTDti anj Kucltei fr tala.
AIo city broirty in All ao
aud C'-iaUi.
ACADEMY
- Of
Our Ladj cf Perpetual Help.
ALBANY, - - ORHQON
Condncted by the Slalt.. f K. rfii!irt
TniHon Id aoiect dr ' bol rang, from
ForUr.na I' jar llns Kch ol or any
prtlot lata arp.y altb Aradetn -rt-U
ad cut S latar h u por iorsaa.
3 2 2 Z 3 C S 2 3'2 S.
I) tub ci:i.r.pnsjt:n . . . . t4
,. CWSTH & IVEliSOfJ :
- - - ' .' b.1 .4U ta :
S-rall ires Cor KL-oracluradJI
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V : " elicap Iron Ivii'.ttion .. j
t! Sc-i fr.-l"ti'r.! d Ci-'tr kJ Price t it topj
CMJTM A. WESSON, .j
I"" as i. t r; -.
t-. 4 . im
VJoburg Lumbor.
1 aeli the Wat Innilwr ia ihetii unit ; also
dar pcrtM, ihinvlcii, la I lis dnra ant ir
e w nioolJiiik', ic. Price from $5o"22
r thouaand. Yard at Iiwrn, ct the
Narrow Uaaga. 2a mo brf ira j orchiaii.
'tenter.
V W CuAwroED.
A.lre.PO'fll l, ') i
REAL E"(TA 1'K FOB &ALE.-I bave
a farm or 2tw acr, near Uww
depot, on tba Harrow OsnRe, 10 n.i!Mt
from Albany. All in cultivation. Fair
boas and bai-. it m for tAor
nd domoatic pnrpew. Fine oak gr
Aloano!herfrm oi 128 acre, threr . t.m
froji Letanoii, All In cu'.tlvat) Fair
bouM. Oood water. Both f . wheat
fa-oia. AJao bouae and twe juto on f ifib
and Jaffernon atreeta. Alba 13-, For furth
er prtlcu!ar cn'l on .. Umphrey,eot"3i
procinct, or o llawilt A Irvini, A!liny,
ZH A UMlHItEY.
H. G. aVATSSa,
Attorney at Law,
ALBANY -:- OREGON
OOIce la Ibe SUrabaa Black.
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A.i.i)i..87 Ana Conneiior At
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ALBA-V CHECOH
, L. tslLL,
Physiciai and Buroon,
OfHoo oor, 1 aud lurry Street,
AL3ANY- OflSGON
C.l.C.VVATSOrJ HUSTON
Pbyuiciaii and Surgson.
Office opposite tha Deueocrat.
S. W. Paisloy,
Utbany, tyracoa
W KO L? ALB DEALER IN -
T0313C3 aii Cisars.
ALBANY C0LLE3JATE
AL3AP4Y, OFtEGOr..
18QO. 18Q1-
tirt Teviis Opeaed SeK.er lO'.e, If)99-
A full corpa of instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
COMMERCIAL AKD KCSHSAL
LASSES.
Oouwm or study arranged to uttmt ib'
sod of ail gradea of student.a.
S fecial tuauctmsntt ojertd la ttiidcnli
frtm abroad.
BET. BITJB8T M C OXDIT
bo
00
WT. will po 7 tha nboTo r.-rrJ for tpy rw, ff I lv
ompUint, L'y)'.-pia, Eick HwAnchi, lfi7-o'.tkn fiiiv
.ipaiion or CoitiTenHBv. we fjiictt r;r witn w?t',
Kf-tablw Mvar llila, when h airetlna araatrtotly
o;;li?d wltk. Tir i-e purely Ta-efcfc, nsTM
fl to ijlve ttif..a. iiar('eK.i. lArj, hoxee,
ont':;: " ' 5 eeaw. Beware af er;;i!et fi-e
ai-t .'.. . eenala aafitiv ! by
1
A 1KU'EKT8 CltAUACTBH. Moinltty
cvcninir n indivMuat cflVctctl Rn cn
trance at tlto rear of H Orahnm'a tlroa
store anil atole n tmnntlt v o( clntliina nn
n ruaor bolniwlnir to lftnry NVortlmiU
A tramp who Rave liis imuie ns Walker
w arrcMted on midpicion ami the ruxor
found ir lila uonsraition. lie wa brought
lH'fore J untied TuriK'V on WiHluvwiny
nrifr.iixiii but wbilo lin Klltiif a conmiltit
Hon MitUliiri nttormy, apart from thu
oilicor in rtianre. tbo prwoncr iiuute n
bnuk br liU-rtv. Tl .attorney, bo
"iv the bv." in not bo aialo n m wna
twenty veara hastily uinuioned Uie
Mak ii . At omrtit tins culprit waa ro-
caplurtxl, but blli lieiim conducHil to
tlie intttioe'a ollK-e he broVe nway airain
nud it wag nut until a Inna cxcltliitf cIuuhj
had ki'ii isnntivuicd thai he was taken
into ciubiv and hunled at the lnr of
jutice. Tboevliicnt'o brouuhtoutat the
trial waa anitU'iuut to warrant hi deteii
tinn far Appearance- nt the r.sxt aeion
of the grand jury. -t'lirvallis tiasctto.
Look oi-r rcn Him. A fjrmcr living
between Klgbt Mll and Dufur, v.a p-
iiroji liej a f !.ir iL'ti bv nnnarent'r an
honeat ttianrcr, who 1clred to purchase
M farm, le stopped at the houe ee.
era! ilv, made all Brratu-nrtriiU to pur
chase the p'cr and on the eve o(
departing lr rrtinu to bring lilt lamur
here, when he ascertained tb deplorable
lu-t that be bad loot bl pocket Uotik
The farmer loaned hint $15, for which he
received the atranyert note. On the day
appointed the iitm:pcctlna farmer drove
l.ito the ci;r, cxpectlne to meet the gentle
man wbo purctuted hi place, but ha did
not appear, and be ha not trcn or heard
of blin alnce. Ilia experience coat blir.
$15, and It waa very cheaply earned; be
et-.r, by evcrjtbi'ig tacrcd that he 111
never ita.t money tt another lUaner
without rolUtrial "accurity. The Uaile
T. M.
WiiAr Will Albany ii thla year to
puh her Inlercata f.-rn rd. Other valley
towns cpcl to e.id money In advertU
lni their retouicca, Albany ahould do
likewlof. Thcalmot uitiveraal verdict ol
nu n yUitlnj the chlea of wrtetn Oreii'in,
tou'li of l'oit mid, la I'nt tlila city ha the
beit advantage. llrr manufacturing In.
tereats are -well atarted. Iter raliroud fa
cilllie aje unqutttionalt'y the beat Al
bany I the centjr of a ina niikent country
and all that U nrcettry U enterprise to
puh her to the front. The Idea abould
not be allowed to prevail that it U nece
ary to wall for ral mad building It tome
dltccflon or other. We will no doubt gel
more railroad, but whh pi cent facllltict
we arc many year in advance of our
neighbor anyway, U'atJca our btldije
and ewer tein we hou!d puliTor
waid in aii poll!c dircciion.
Tiig Uioiit Max. lion, Georga E.
'liaaiberlitin, of thin citv, lg Ixrint nu-n-
t.in-d for the t Rice .f attorney ai-iural
of OrciT'iii. under the new 'law jul
A4ffd, and t!e T"vernir will ln ntited
y the frit-nd. of Mr t'hamlK.-r!a!n, n ho
re luuion. to name Idm for the Mmitiou.
Mr rhauiU-rJain is not only one of iho
U'Wit popular, but its Weil, cne of the
tnot cumpttvnt lawyer In the atate.
and Ida appointment would gire univer
sal aatitnetion here, a well a wherever
be ia known. Ti.e mention of MrTbam-bf-rlain
for tli roaition ia a tinsf ly one.
he appointment of a Linn eonnl.r man
of Mr Cham lierluin'a reputation would
1 omv a tn-ii rttv.i;itii on ol the annre-
latton tliciil.tre l for the tovernof at the
ballot and oa all other occasions In old
Linn.
Ntwroar TorA writer frotw
Newport to Hie Corvalli Tlmt cutlic B
follow: "J alio cnd a rroifrsm of tn
Id line 1 lay which wa Riven at the
per bouse at Newport Thurdjy even-
Men may tiavel In Luinpe fr re
finement and renown; thry may eek the
grtatct th2tc, In the worH to test the
haractcr rf ihc actor; they may acek
for gold and glory, for land and Uvc.fjr
the akin of camel and for ttie soul of
men; b-jt bad they been at Newport, the
gret iiimmcr reort and waterlog place
of the world, they could for only twenty-
nve cent, nave round all lhee icreal
hlng combined. Theri ha been noth-
hi 1 ukc th! play l.i the annaltof the race.
it waexccu!ed bv home talent exctuivc-
lv. and why hou!d l not hive been?
Hurrah for Newport, b irohl
Attached. PhcriflT Scott holds J C
Hughes' well drilling machine under an
attachment, and haa placed it in care of
air Joim jMaxwtii. to It ta rreenneu
thoae who want well or rock drilling done
noma aidrea the firm of heott A Max
well, wiio will fro directly to the bottom,
but wo hope ' wot. an it aeema friend
lushes haa, for
Hughes went down to tli bottom
Like McGiuty in ocean,
Till a creditor baa got him,
Ana stopped abort every motion.
He dooa well when at rhyuiinfr,
ioie maite vt-rsea much neater:
But big caidi haa quit chiaiing
ma anon purso uoes not meter.
A LoNfj Rcy. Last Friday Garrett
Ixin'a two buiy animals broko bxiao at
hia farm six iniiegBOutliwestof Corvallia,
and with a top bonify attached to them
started for Albany at a lively rate with
im eviueni inieniion 01 urcaxina the
long diBtonee record of their worthy
ffranduire, Alexander's old Lexington.
They reached and paused through thin
city, at a apeed which bade fair to ac
complish tiieir purpoflo, but arrange
ments for the event were incomplete
tne icrryooat waa on the cast bank.
Undirsmayed, however, they plunged in
to the river and headed forth opposite
ehore. The weight of the bungy here
proved too much for them, and but for
tiemty assistance they would have been
drowned. Oazclte.
A Pkculiab Cask Several days ago
Mrs Murray, of the Exchange llotel.had
a severe cotigniag spell. At the close
she wag astonished to learn that she.
couiu nor. see oui 01 her left eve. which
with the other had lccn all right before.
She has eince consulted several sunreona.
inont of whom think a blood vcbhcI in the
rear of the eye ball was burnt. The
siKlit is completely gone from the eye,
ami it is doubted if it can be restored.
Besides consulting w ith several Albany
curgeons airs ,-viurray nus ueen to Raicm
and wil) go to Portland, to lesm if there
is any possibility of anything being done.
Coal Instead of Prunks. Messrs
Fraeier and Berry recently purchased
tract of land about a mile and a half south
of town, intending In plant the same with
prune trees. Latt week while preparing
the ground the woikrnen unearthed a fine
coal vein about three feet In thickness.
The gentlemen at once commenced to
develop the prospects and have now dug
down about fifteen feet and are confident
they have struck a fine vein of coal of no
mall dimensions. They intend to con
tinue their prospecting until they find out
the extent ol the hnd. Eugene Register
Albany's Chances Good. It Albany
were only advertised moderately in the
east and Mississippi valley, itwould.no
doubt, cause a goouiy snare ot tho tide
of western emigration to flow toward our
doors. Although we cannot expect the
government to pour out its millions to
develop Albany, as it ia about to do for
Sidney, 00 Port Orchard bay, yet a little
wholesome "hustling," on our own ac
count would at least put ua amonir the
towns which are to liavo a phenomenal
growth m the immediato future.
Own Year. The Salem Statesman has
already begun talking about celebrating
theAthof July. Hy the way this is Al
bany's year, and the celebration should be
a big one. We have four months In which
to contemplate the fact and make arrange
ments for the greatest celebration In our
uiBiory.
New to Us, The Boston opera com
pany was billed to play here on Monda
and Tuesday evenings but became stranc
ed at Albany .-Eugene Regiitet. Ni
one here knew anything shout their bcirf
A Finis CoKcxnt. rrof torlllftrd'i
concert at the Opera Houso.laat evening,
though not attended by large audience,
a.. . a a. . a. a
waa ncaru uy nn appMclallv one,
wiiiioui itiucn tietiuiiiMiravion, it was ft
musical Ifftht, uiicawltlt choice diahea
The program waa opened with "Ethio
pian l'.ui Icmiiic," two pianoN, with eight
iinnun. u iH'ttuviiui prouuution, well Cxe
ented by Mlwsea Kva towan, Joyce Brow
nell and lid nit and Murnle Allen. 1'rof
!,oriIlard was then beard in "Agitation
Spring 8ing," Mendelsohn, and daring
the evening in "Love Hong," (Serenade.)
AJenneu; taniasie, (.Uoonroschen,) F
Ib'ivdel: Value NoO and 0. Cliooin. all
diiilcutt produclbna executed with line
feeling, a truo tout b and the Prof's well
knowu oxprasMiou, which it la always
treat to lienr, l'rof lorillard was also
iioitrd ia ducta, "Man ho Ti lunphalo,"
A tiorln, with MIms Anna llouck, and
"Hcatitit sof lklitarlo'aaine author, witli
Mita Nora Xeysa, both musical crnta,
l'rof W II Ie gang l!g Ben and Fog Hell.
both by 11 l'ontet, Miss Mildred Hur
nu'straeeotniftnist, receiving mtich fav
orable comment, a good critic at a Dkm-ci-mT
man's back remarking that the
Prof, did the best in the latter the had
ever hoard hiin. Mim Leona Willis, of
Halem. atnjf'o Irvine Heart Treat On."
(iottechalk, and. "Appear Ioveatthy
winiiow," urrgh, receiving enthosiaatle
encore to each, happily responded to.
The IV.wik'kat will agree with Kalem on
M i iiiia' ability as a vocaiut. There
will lie only hannotiy on this point. Her
voice is wonderfully pure and sweet.with
good compass and (treat flexibility, a
cornet in clearness. It Is a genuine treat
10 near ner manipulate it.
Tas Junction Fiat. The cry of fire, at
about 3 o'clock this morning, called our
citicens to witness the third conflagration
which we have bad in less than thirteen
months. The fire broke out on Front
street, in the building owned by Tom
nitiiorn ana occupied by Morgan llouit,
aa a saloon, it was situated not more
than 20 feet north of Ulluiore'e hotel.
North ol and attached to this building
waa the one owned by Messrs BeetM and
Craiit, the south portion being occupied
by Mr Ileebe aa a boot and shoe shop.and
the north portion was Mr Cram's jewelry
store. North of the lewelrv atore was
the Farmer's Home saioon buildlna own
ed by ck'hroder At Matt, the managers.
In this buildimt was John Kirk's barber
shop. And still north of this saloon
was a building belonging to Casper Kick-
ard, but known as the Exchange saloon.
under the management of Harpool Itroe.
A second tmrher shop, the one rerently
o(Mneit by T Milliorn, waa In this build
ing. 1 hese were burned. rot more
than 30 feet north ol the Exchange saloon
is (i M Jackson's store of a-enerai mer
chandise. For a time it seemed a
though it, too, must go, but by hard
work our tire company .assisted by many
of ourcitutens, became maalers of the
situation. Uiiniore" hotel was on fire
not less than six different times.but each
time it was extinguished. The origin of
the fire is unknown, though it presuma
bly was accidental. l'ilot.
Lxa.ixo Kxraxa Item. W I Guy
has taken out a 000 liquor license under
the new aduiinslration.
Messrs Kixer te Wilson have leased
some ground and will establish a nursery
in Lebanon. Mr Kiacr is aa ex perienced
horticulturist.
Uco Cobble and Kobt Whitcd, of this
Place, were np the Calapooi last week.
and Oiey report the enow from five to
six ivet deep at Huckleberry, twenty
live miles from Lrownsvlile.
The carixntcrs of lbanon. to the
numtier of eighteen or twentr. wet Mon
day, evening and took step toward or
ganizing a carpenters- associauon.
Jas MaU belt received a telegram laat
Friday evening informing him that his
son, !r Frank i Matchett. waa seriously
III. Mr Matchett look the train Satur
day morning for Kockford, Wash, the
home of bis son.
A skirmish occurred over In Canada
last week, between Kobt Foren and Jas
Bostwick, in which the latter, being a
weakly man, was pretty badly used up.
O W Wheeler sold hia saw mill in
tow n to Messrs Preston & Weddle. laat
week. We understand the mill will be
moved to the vicinity of Sweet Home.
CrtAKoco His Vora. An Astoria pa
per lelt the following legislative Incident!
Mr Fox, from this county, bad a bill that
he labored long and hard for. There was
obdurate member In the houae who not
only purposed, and so announced, that
he would buck against the measure, but
made boat that he would defeat It. With
out this rr.cn-.ber, and by the way, the
men came from eastern Oregon, Fox was
In a pickle, and the bill was In danger of
blng lost. The eastern countryman was
being cultivated he was cultivated In a
much finer way than Is the field that a
harrow cot up. "That man Fox is the
best speaker In the houae," said the bucolic
a few days after he had voted are for the
paaisgeof the bill. "Why did rou vote
aye' after opposing the measure?" was
aked. .Veil, I'll tell yeu, there was no
way out of it; I had to do it. After I
made my big speech opposing the bill Mr
Fox called me outside and talked to me a
long time. Finally he pulled a life pre
server from his pocket and said, 'l'ard,
let's take a light.' We lighted, and well
I SAfAHl ra " U anil JV aa ?l Vn ITnM'j
went back and voted for Fox's bill."
The Gardbn Spot. J R Klrkpatrick
writing from Seattle to the Lebanon Ex
pre av: "There Is only one agent
here for Oregon, that we have met, who
U paid anything at all to help turn this
vast stream to the Willamette valley, and
this gentleman I from Eueene. All the
farming lands, that we can hear of, that
are accetsible and can be bought, are now
being sold at from $100 to $500 per acre,
and when I tell them Ihey can buy better
truit, garden and grain lands In Linn
county for $20 per acre, they look at me In
astonuhment and ask me where Is Linn
county? 1 have already Induced three
families to start for Lebanon this week,and
expect some more to go next week. The
more 1 travel and see ot thlr world, the
more thoroughly I am convinced that
Linn county, Oregon, is the trarden spot of
the world, and If the proper steps were
taken by her citizens to sdvertUc her tim
ber and mineral resource, water power,
and also her fruit and garden land.lt would
not De long before her material wealth and
population would place her in the front
rank of any other part of this coast.
Bcio. Born, on Thursday. February
I9tlr, to the wife of M M Peery. ol this
city, a daughter, orthodox weight
Een Irvine of near Jordan was In town
Saturday lie stated that they had
caught and killed five coyotes in bis
neignoornooa tnis winter.
8 JI Claughton. our old time friend
when a resident of Lebanon, but now a
resident of Chebalis, gave us a pleasant
can last iueciay
All parties in this' vicinity who have
not yet paid their county and state taxes
can find a liat of the same at the bank cf
Bcio, where the same can be paid. This
is quite a convenience to our citizens.
John Curl received some fine coal snec-
imerirj from the Carbondale mines Mon
day. One about the Bize of a prize pump
kin he said he was going to send over to
the O P It K at Corvallig. PreBS.
Crook Count. Wednesday night
Emett Hoi in an and Jack Knox had an al
trication In Ed White's saloon, In which
Hoiman slashed Knox across the face
with a knife. v Hoiman was tried before a
jury in Recorder Summers' court Thurs
day on a cnarge or, assault ana nattery,
and acquitted. . :
.A few stock men fed their flocks and
herds during a portion of this week not
because they had to do so, but because
thev did not want to keep over so much
feed.
Five feet of snow was taking a re,t on
McKay mountain
last Saturday, and the
mail -wagon was gotten over it with much
diihcuity. f rtneville papers,
A N&SAI INJECTOR free with each
t'e,f Shiiobs Catwrh Remady. Price
KIAfc ARB rCBAONAL,
TttCHAnAY.
Jack Shepard, of Cottage Grove, was In
the city today.
E E Montague, ot Lebanon, was in the
city this forenoon, on hi way to Portland.
A J Wilton, of the large advertising
firm of Lord Si Thomas, ot Chicago, Is In
the city.
Geo Rout Cairs, the evangetlt,who has
been holding a series ur meetings In the
lisptlst church In this city, left to-day for
Olfax. Walla Walla Statesman,
Mr Willis Emberton, a mining expert.of
Leadvllle, Col., I In the city, end will
prospect the San Ham country when Ihc
snow got off.
Hon 8 M Pennington and wife, return
ed lat evening from a trip to Union coun
ty. They report some snow, there; but
fair crop prospects snd stock as doing we'd.
The Assembly Club's ball takes place
to-night at the Opera House. Parmns
Orchettia. of Portland, probably the best
In Oregon.will furnish music for the occa
sion. Mr O H Irvine, of Albany. Paat Grand
Chancellor of tho Knights of Py'.hla of
Oregon, was In the city Sunday Instruct
ing the members of the lod.e In ihl city
In some fcf the secret work of the order.
Eugene Register.
Rev Ram M Driver, son of the dUtta-
guUlied divine, Or I D Driver,! this city.
i presiding cider 01 ins iiaker t-tty di.
trtct. "Sam" was a terror In his youth.
out nas long since made the amende hon
orable and Is now a noted preacher.
Welcome.
The shsdow party eiven by the Bona e(
Veterans laat evening, at the GAR Halt,
was a social success. An cnjeyable even
ing was the result Eight or ten young
ladles were auctioned off at prices that
were mere ahsdows of their resl worth,
less than 50 cents apiece being paid.
A man now In Albany who was resent
Iv la Dead wood City tell about a saloon
there, over the door of which I the slen:
Headquarters for Hobo". That would
be a poorly patronised place In Albany.lor
our marshal rarely allows one to get as far
within the city limits a the front door of
saloon, fhey are sent to Eutfcne and
Salem, anywhere but Albany .
Last evenlne-a nieasaattime was had
In social amusement at the fin suburban
residence ot Mr. lame Elklns. The
evening wss spent In maslc, gsmee, etc..
snd a nice lunch wss served. Thoae
present were Dr J C Littler and wife, Mr
C A Brown and wife, Mr Richard Conn
and wife, Mltse Claypool, Welch, Elklns,
Slarbuck, Mead,Ysntla.Conn, Gard, Ride.
out and Miste Farrell, Meara Charlie,
Collins, Luther and Frank Elklns, Iss F
Hall. U G Hale, U G Hayne, Mr McKay
and Mr Thompson.
It is rumored that H A deck has tired
ot city life in Albany and that he re
turn to this county .-Ochoeo Rclw,
This reminds us of a little Incident thai
happened toMrCleek, resulting In hi
toalng his way, on account of the metropo
litan nature of our city and getting Into
the wrong house for hi own several
night ago. Mr deck Is anxious that his
Crook county neighbor do not hear about
It, and the Prtnevlite papers sre requested
not lo copy this item.
ratPAY.
Editor Dnirger. of Bcio. waa in the citv
this morning.
The Assembly club ball laat evenine-.
is reported an enjoyable affair by ihot-e
who attended. A fine snnner was served
at tha City rrstuarant.
Prof Lorillards' concert occurs tonkdit.
lie will be assisted by Miss Leon Willis.
of Kalem, snd our beat local talent.
One cf tho beat musical treat of the
season Is promised.
Mr E J O'Conner. the eivit cmttaeer.
arrived in the city last evening on a visit
to hia family and friends, after several
months siMmt at hut profession on one
of the Hunt roads, and In other part of
Washington. He will remain several
days and then return to Portland to fin
ish np his work.
Conductor C C Kennedy, of the Oregon
Pacific, has secured a leave of absence,
of two days, and will devote the time to
seeing the sights ot Albany, Monday and
Tuesday, his first experience here ex
cept an hour or two each noon. We
mention the fact before hand so that our
citixens can be on their guard.
Tonight seven or eisht new members
will be initiated into .Orgeana Encamp
ment No H.IOOF. It will be made an
extra occasion, and. as a result a large
number of visiting members will be pres
ent and aasist the Albany members.
During the night a repast will be served.
Among those In the city are the follow
ing, from Harriabarg Encampment, No
w. 11 11 c-iicrriii, iion X ncnooiiuR,
Dan McClain, T i Anderson, J It Cart-
airlekt A T IWI.Iia T 1 I al V.I.
-, . u, a, w MVi"! ,
entine, M Fuller, V Davia, M W Canter,
u oi Aiiora, a u Morris and 11 Beams.
atvudat.
License has been Issued tor the msrriase
oi j c jncviun ana Eimira Lunaway.
Vice-President Wm M Hoas and a ecn
tleman from England passed out In i
special Tuesday evening. Th visitor
was straight from London.and represent
ed large capital. Business. Toledo Post
The Odd Fellows of the Encampment
orancn oi me order. In this city, had
noUble meeting at Odd Fellows' Hall
laat night. Viaitins brothers from a dig
tance were present. There were thirteen
candidates to take through the Patriarch
al .Golden Role and Royal Purple degrees.
The session lasted from 7 o'clock last
night until 6:30 this morning. Supper
was spread for 60 patriarchs at midnight.
The amount of work done waa phenome
nal as every mree-unker knows, it waa
a great event among Odd Fellows. A fine
time was naa.
Hi Brr. A petrified piece of some
thing resembling a potato for a long time
naa a resting place on the counter oi tue
baggage room at the 8 P depot. One
day a collector of curiosities for a New
fork muBOuni passed through Albnry
on the cars and during his twenty min
utes stop hare, saw the "spud." He was
told that it became petrified in a field
across the Bantlam. and that a bushel of
petrinea potatoes raised in tue same field
were exoectei in a few days. The mus
eum man was presented with the potato
and told that it he would write when he
returned home, the bushel of petrified
spuds would be divided with him, and
went oft rejoicing. That potato by this
time is probably being gazea at in tne
-csew xork museum.
CROUP. WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shlloh'i
Cure. . , .
' Frr af Herlt. ,
The proof of the merit Juf a'plaater s th
enics it effects, and the volant ry testimo
nials of those who bave nsed Alloook's Por
ous Plasters daring the past thirty years
niiimpesohabl evidence ot tbeir so per tori ty
andsbonla convince th snost skeptical
.Self-prsiae is no reoomrosadation, bat oer
tificate from those who have nsed tbem are,
Be wars of imitations and do not be deceived
by misrepresentation. Ak for Alloock'
ana let no solicitation or explanation inuac
you to accept a sabstitote.
Alloock suorn ana nantoa entius ceet
quick snd certain relief.
Naw Blacksmith Shof. G V Willis
has just completer his blacksmith shop at
the comer of Second and Railroad streets
where all kinds of Iron and wood work
can be had and done in first class order
Bring on yottt plows, wagons, etc., etc.
tor reps if
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspopsi.
and Ltv.r Complaint t Sailob V Vitaliaar is
guaranteed to oar ya.
WHY WILL YOU ooash when! Shiioh
Cure will give Immediate relief. Fries 10
oents, CO cents aad $1.
gects.
j . ,
l'T AS BAD ASTUBHUOr GVSI.
The slate of Connecticut, In three presi
dential elections out of the last four, has
given the vote of her six electors to the
democratic candidates once for Tildcn
and tlco for Graver Cleveland, During
the same span ot sixteen years she has, in
most of the congressional elect lons,choen
(he democratic candidates In three out of
her four districts. Why, then, one ms
pertinently aok, has It happened that dur
ing the same time, since 1876, she has not
chosen a single democratic United States
Sen tor, and has chosen but two since the
republican party was organised In 1855
Why, also, ha it happened that except
once, since 1876, all the state officer have
been republicans, although usually In a
minority ot the .volet? The answer to
these questions Introduces a system so
fsntaMic.so out of Joint with every just
theory of popular self-government, so
atrociously unjust !n lis practical working
that one hariMy knows whether to condemn
most sharply the republican audacity
which perpetrate It or the democratic
cowardice which ha thus fsr endured It.
Oln tha old day the Connecticut town
was the primal unit of representation.
Ttds idea, rooted deeply In the history, tra
dltlont and habitudes of Puritan Connect
icut, wss grafted Into the present State
Constitution when our ancestor drew It
up In the convention of 1818. They gave
each town the representation In the lower
house ot the legislature which It had before
and to each new town one lepresentailve.
By later amendment this provision equal
ising the town In the legislature haa not
been substantially changed,, But the sen
ate, which that convention left a popular
body elected by th vote of th whole
state, was by amendment In t8.8 changed
so a to be, like the house, a "territorial"
and "town" body rather than a reprsenta
tlv and popular one. The Mlown Idea''
was thus made prominent and domtnent
In both liojacs,
The system was not so stilctly unfair
in the early part of the century, when the
towns were much rute nearly equal than
tbey are now In population and wealth.
Tha unfairness ha come about with the
growth of the commercial cities. In 1818
there were but five cities In Connecticut,
containing a little lea than 10 per cent cf
the total population of the state. Now
the twelve cities ot Connecticut contain
nearly one half ot Connecticut' popula
tion. Yet their representation as towns
remsin almost exactly what It was seven
year ago. They have but twenty-tour
representative out at the i$j la the Icgl
Istive tower house. These twelve cities
gave at the last election a democratic
plurality of about 5,000 votes, which had
lo waste Itself on le than a tenth part of
the legislature.
A candidate lor a tute office must have
clear majority over all, the elect i an
otherwise going to the mlsreprcscnUtlve
legislature.
Not once since the republican party was
organ laed bave the democrats had a leg!
latlve governor. The republican have had
legislative governors in iS;S (Andrew,)
In (Hsrrlson.) In 1SS6 (Lountbury,;
In iS&S (Bulkeley,) and they claim one this
ycr, although their candidate, Merwln, I
3.6S6 behind Morris, 7,351 behind a dear
majority over ail, and Morris, on the face
of the returns, hat 36 votes over ail. It was
practically also by the legislature that Mar
hall Jewell was put In over James E
Eogllah In 1871. Along with the stale
officer goes also all the appointing power
and patronage.
At to United Slate Senators, the dem
ocrats have had but two by legislative
choice since 1S55. although they have had
majorities on pluralities for their state ticket
In twtlve state election out of the last
nineteen.
The republicans have also a complete
heck on a democratic govcrnor.when the
party Is so fortunate as to elect one. In
deed, a democratic legislature In the stale,
no matter what the popular Vote Is, has
come to be looked upon a a genuine phe
nomenon. Some of the anomalies in representation am
amanng The town of New I Uvea, ia 1553,
cast 17,817 votes. It chose tw represente-
lives. Tbe little farm town of Union cast 11S
votes. It has also two representatives. In
(bat electron a voter ia Union cast a ballo
which was the equivalent of about 150 votes ia
New llavea. Ths latter Iowa has a tax list
of I50i739.530; Union has a tsx list 018116,
543. Each has t wo member of the legitla
tare. This is tbe relation of taxation 10 rep
resentation in Connecticut. Ia the election of
1888-selected here on account of tbe fulness or
the vote-sixty f mall towns, with a total vote
of II, 11.851, seat 76 represeatatives, o
about three-tenths of tbe lower boose. The
town of Hanford, with 13,331 votes, sent two.
and Nw Haven, with 17,827 votes, sent also
two. The twelve Connecticut cities, with 73,
033 votes, sent 34 representatives, and the
four rural counties, with 31,669 votes, send
109 representative. Tbe twelve cities bad
more than double the population of the four
counties, yet sent to tbe lower house only about
wo-ftinthsof tbe number sent by those coun
ties. Ten of these cities had tsx lists mount
ing to 1176,390,907, and ten small towns
ending the same number of representatives
had a total tax list of $3,069,600. Tbe town
of New Haven always sends s democratic
senator who represents about 18,000 votes,
Tolland county scads usually two republican
senators who represent about 5,300 votes.
The figures cited- may be supplemented by
a few others which were compiled a few da
ago by Prof Hubert A Newton, the well known
mathematician of Yale College. His tables
show that tbe 134 democrats in the state
legislature now represent towns and districts
which cast last November 195,840 votes, while
141 republican members who last Wednesday
elected Senator Piatt represot only 73,144 votes.
The change from this system csn come le
gally in only two ways. One is by constitu
tional amendment, which requires a majority-
vote in the lower house of one legislature, at
two-thirds vote in both houses at the session,
oi the next legislature two years after, aed.
finally, a-ratification by th people. There-
publicans have this passage double fettered
and hold both keys. Over and over again
they have deleated the reform, and, whiles
posing this yeir as "'blind they may let an;
amendment through the first stage, they wilE
take pains that it can get no further two yearst
hence . Tbe other nd only possible way ouc
i a constitutional convention, wnich tonven-
tion can be called bv knnt resolution as easily
as a simple bill can be put through both legis
lative houses. ' Such a resolution will be intro
duced by ths democrats at Hartford this week.
Two musket balls wete recently fonnd o
the battle field of Gettysburg, with their- points
so thoroughly telescoped that they could not
be separated. ;' They had met ir mid air
Had they juot passed, each might have kilici
iVn - ' " - -j f 1 I-
THE DKMOCilATS M HILVKIU '
The democratic party will not perish of
silver. It has been afflicted with a hard
money "erase" ever since the formation
the federal government, but It has
managed to survive a great many other
parties which have come and gone Ir, the
mean tlmr?.
The party cf Jefferson, of Jackson at.c
of Tilden may be relied upon to give th
conntty a stable and sufficient currency.
Its money, unlike that of its enemfcit, will
be always cotisltullonsl. Its "mint-drops, H
whatever form they shall take, will ring
true on the counter, feel comfortuble In
the pockets of the pi-p!e and stand the
constitutional teat In the courts.
The silver problem Is sn easy one com
pared to thote with which the party of the
constitution has to frequently dealt. A
currency of gold and silver, or of psper
Instantly redeemable, maintained by lit
Own Intrinsic merit, Is tbe democratic
currency.
The Babel ot tongues over stiver is Idle
and groundless. The dimocrscy, it should
be remembered.comcs to legislative power
In the popular branch of congress after
March 4th. It will favora doubtful sliver
dollar no more than a doubtful gold dollar.
No one wlahes it. No democrat has ever ask.
ed it. Mr Cleveland.ln his letter to the Re
form CJuh,sys It must not be. Gov. Hiiljn
Ism pre ample exposition to th Jefferson
Club ct Brooklyn, declares It shall not be.
No free-coinage man between the oceans
but justifies his demand upon the dlatlnct
ground that the silver and the gold dollar
III be put upon an equality and will re
main upon It, It Is ttds, and this only
which he seek.
Where I the mighty difference of prin
ciple among democrats? It la a question
Only oi expedients and of methods. Time
and dlciIon will develop the solution.
Tbe counsel which try every question by
the unfailing touchstone ot established
political and economical principles are
never permanently darkened. They will
clear In due lime, and democrats, when It
assume the responsibility, will find the
straight way to the object which It leader
and people, with one accord, desire.
Let the Bout bo n Federal rave and the
Mugwump Imagine a vain th'ng. We are
not Risking presidential candidate at
present. It I no question between Cleve
land Bad Hill or the east and the west.
The business In hand It to produce a cur
rency ot equal gold and silver, as Irrc -proacbable
as that enjoyed in the better
days of the republic, In the golden ae o
democratic admlnUtraiion, and, In so far as
the metals were .concerned, undi.turbed
until 1873. That done, we wlil name can
didate and elect them elect tbem by the
votes vf New York and the gold slates,
and by the votes of the west snd the silver
stales, hitherto Impartially harried and
pillaged by monopoly taxation.
But for the continuous plundering by
the republican party and the consequent
distre ot all classes the silver question
woutd scarcely be a attest loa to-day. It
wlll be no question after the democracy
has had a fair opportunity to deal with It.
New York HW.
One of the snost inexcusable Uun-iei made
by tbe legislature was the' refuel tu make a
suitable appropriation to mate a proper ex
hibit at the World's Fair. The blame is no
entirely upon those w bo were naturally opposed
to any exhibit at alb Bat much of it is attrib
utable to a self constituted few who took the
whole matter ander their own gutrdiaa wings
aad demanded, at if by authority, b-t $350,
000 should be appropriated, aad then pictori-
lly represented all who opposed this sum as
being hayseed' "moss back aad squash
kind cf peoplelwbo were too ignorant to know
what was best for tbem. Tbu created more
ntagonism and prejudice against tbe move
ment thaa was aroused by ail thereat oppo
nents of tbe movement. Over-zeal is quite
frequently more damaging to a cause than lack
of it. Ignorance of this truth oltea leads thos
to defeat a mcsiarc that they very ear nettl
adorse.
The republics a stale convention of Micbi
gaa a few dsys since adopted a platform in
favor of free and unlimited coinage of silver.
Great Scott 1 What will the gold bug editor of
the Orrfonin have to say about the recalcl
tiant attitude of his political friends in tha
sUtc? Here is a remarkable esse oi "principle1
that in the end will be sacrificed to the im
perious demands of party necessity. These
grand old republicans of the lake Slate will
march to the polls in 1S93 and with great
party enthusiasm vote for a gold bug candidate
on a gold bug platform aad the Orrgouuin
will lustily proclaim "great and immutable are
the principles ol the g. o. p."
To make an Impermeable glue, soak or
dinary glue In water until It softens, and
remove It before It has lost its primitive
form. After this, dUsolve rt In Unseed oil
over a alow Are until it Is brought to the
consistence ot a Jelly. This glue may be
usd for joining any kinds ot material. In
addition to strength and hardness, it has
the advantage of resisting the action of
water."
A queer phase of "the coldest winter of
JIe century" In Europe I that in northern
Norway and Scotland the season is milder
than uaual The heavy snowstorms In
Tunis and Algiers which have occurred
latcly are event quite beyond the rang
otthe experience of living men who have
ever been outside of northern Africa.
When Mr Cleveland writes a letter he doe,
wot deem it necessary to ask its recipient to
burair. His lettars are written for public
craliay. - '
The republicans are wont to say tht Gov
ernor Peaover is "cranky." W ll so he is
just at the tight time, and most of his "cranky"
acts stsrengtben him with the people.
Ia Yorkshire the English peasant ii
happens to see tbe new mcon without having
i.r. of silver monev m bis pocket iramedi-
- 1 -
ately turns heels over head to cbange his luck
The highest diurch-SDire in the world
o -
Jaat been completed. It is that of the catbed
ral at 01m, Wtntemberg, and is 530 feet
The question bow is what steps are to
taken to proceed with the grsat bridge
Alhanv. The matter should not be allowed
- 1
Noticb to Farmkkb.-Wanted at
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys,
f raita. butter, eeca, and all kinds of
once
dried
farm
nwvlnr-a. for which I will pay the hi.
Mi-. rrk:a in cash or in exchange
wnrwlL &. W. Slat SOX,
Albany, Orego
ct F"Tr.y;ss 'NTO-HTS; made muirt;
vt t -r;U tbiioh'sCtu ia t
ODEfiDFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Knl! re Body with White
Scales, gafferlng Fearful.
Cured by Cutlcora.
Vf diwi fpeorlaela) rt broke etrt en mj left
ehm-lt, eprvltg aroM my noes, awl altnoat eov
ring my few.. It run Into my ye, and th
hylrbMi u frel4 I won 14 loew toy eyrtlijM
lto;'rtl..T. It urel ail ovmr my bead, and me
rew hair all fell oat, until 1 waa
morel raid.awaded; It UHm
brotc oot on my arms erl
ahonkler, until my arm war
jiiet oiw until. 1 1 covered my
ei'tlr body, my fane, head,
owl houkir blfif the wnrat.
Th white mbs fell eoneuuitiy
from my heed, nhoutdt r, aud
arm; to akin would thlckea
and be red and very iw.hy,
and would erark and bleed
1 anrabrbnd. Afwr apendtng
many aundrada of dollar, I
waa trnituiuiuwl tiHr.KU ,
f I or tR Cimenia Keitsmg, and after oelna
tw lrttlf, C!TI!B ltKi,Va)T,I ftotlid M a
fhia-J and atlnr I had tiskea four bouke, 1 waa
t,n.,t -.md ; ondwhon I hud. eire.l l bov.!e of
l;;!..f l.i:...ttT, one bo of CtTicviMnd
r;ki of 'iTic.t:n fci I wa ojrrd of Um
d-4.vl.wl .i.v-r from w&ii-b I bad auffered for five
, I .-r,n.jt enoraeewlth a pea what I en fferrd
lH!f! -i-inx nt Urntoiea. 'J boy eared my life, and
I fee I ii my duly to recommend Uien. My fcalr is
rwlim-d ae r-od a ever, and o 1 my y!K-nl,
Um. UOu.k K&LLV, UookweU City, luwa.
Cutlcura Resolvent
n..y THmoJ Pur! (lor. Internally (to !ese
lb !;j of ail Ifftpurltie and poteoooua elemental,
d ( .criccaa, the great Mkio Cure, asd CtTltua
!, un iBin Mkia ftvauuner, ceternaily (to
c'.-ur !b. i.in and ecalo and feature Ibe kair),bV
enre J lhues;Ki of caao where lb ebeoVll; of
"-'' M-neured a quart dally, tiw akin cracked,
b! -i)li', burning;, and Itching almoet beyond
rmor..i-e, batr lilt lew or all om, an Serine- terri.
b.e. w bat other rtwnedlw bave aud sues cure?
P..:.J -vTjfwlMtrt. I-rle. Crmcrm, SOe.; Boa.
iUwwht, At. 1'repaml by the l"OTT
Hiwt Ann (-fiSHit at, Ccmi-obti'm, Uoatuo.
t errm.t tot " liow to t or t-kta iHtnuut," M
f ''. M idlrwUoa, asd 109 teeumooiata.
DP-31 'K"i '''' be!,rd. rough, eharped,aod
I I lit otiy eklfi cured by Ctmccaa Soar.
IT 8T0P8 THE PO.-
Bark ache, ktdtie-v nettta.
hnflmaUea, and mtucnlar palaa ro
lw4 In ona nlnau by the Ctul-
" Aiio-iaia fiaatar. xc
-OF-
My Spring Stock is now
the latest
ress
Both in WOOLEN and
-To The
Make a Specialty of Ladies
Special
D
Ribbed and Muslin. My Pbices are the LOWEST
and my Goods tho Best. Am sole agent
. for the Celebrated
F.H0SIE
Guaranteed stainless, Warranted absolutely
fast, and Free from Poison
: To The Men
Call and Look at My values in
Furnishing1
I have a Large Stoci at the Lowest
1 cairy a
ill line of tbe worU-renowed BROADHEAD goods, unexcelled
Gniah. Large stock of EktBBOlDEaiES and Flopscisgs. Cal
ced Ihxt Albany ia the best trading point in Oregon.
"W. . IE- 2E3 j: nn?. -
for wear at
and be coi
v fur, n
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and ret lilORE POWER nmmm
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Writ foe our New Illustrated CtoloSae ol
WATER WHEEL&EKS1NE CO. PniKCFlEsJP,00.S.A.
THE LEFFEL WATER
n
Lf
THOMAS
he
NEW STORE."a
MITCHELL,
has
high
Uiil
igrlciiMaral loplcnenti. & c!iiclcs
be
tor
'
City ; 'Restaoraat.
' Having been entirely remodeled, this old
snd popular resUarant will b mad flrt
das n every rerjfsct. Tbe public will be
ivoa good meals at all hours for ouly 2.7
cent. Efortbii)K neat and attractive,
i'rivat boxe. 0sttr lo vry stris.
0B. G. A. WHSTflEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
Gradnst of Bs!!vo Hospital Hsdlcal
Jalleg Now Yrk City. ,
Disease of warca a specialty .
sVOtfia tw' Rriok, Albany, Or.
PHELPS, Job Printer,
1 st . Sfc. Albany
r-ct stock or 2r.d $r ;ood in the V .
ey, and tbe mont rea .ai price, both
n I, . aclticg. i have on hand
ll k'u
FURNITURE, STOVES, TfHWABE
toxs, books, mv&m
CLOCKS, CRGCKr-JW,
, ETC., ETC. 7
do.jr weat of S E.Young If store
L. C0TTLI&B v
City Heat Market.
WMl UUt Prsprletorg.
liwp full liD of maaU of all kiad,
in a cool piae), compIsUiy pro
SstAod; and always fraad.
Store.
Announcement
Complete, Embracing all
Novelties in
Goods,
WA3H FABRIC?
Ladies,-
Underwear, m knit
.-Goods,
Prices ever-offered i the Valley.
AflY
EADAGIIE
linsYcuWair
BUT CURES
NOTHING CLSZ.
Albany Cigar Fact y,
J. jJesejjn, -s- Prcprietor.
WHOLESALE & BET AIL'
glfOnly White 1 abor EmpioyeQ
n ii
yy 1 ILiiLLi
It you want the best
and most durable furni
ture that is manufactur
n -i . i . i a
jaljea m xne city iv
BRINK'S
rsrjfEW GOODS.
& ; LEWIS CO
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