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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1891.
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THECB.NAaT;lKE0IC!KlC0.ST.LCUIS,M0i
. hi hinfllMBlka ULui
rVnnaetly ruri wfthon.1 Cnltlne, Tttritii ir Dl
atline A rfHil7 pamla. tnwtriivi.l ntl a suanin
l eur la enanr , n cuilivr h Uit .lai'ilp .
Thl Inasnnaat. tor Blrtotu , o Dr H... li V , la th
ft tt dtarovary known lu ainl elf. II dlaaolvaa
ad euenplat! nantM th. Blrktai a Uboulutoojr-
I ar laaia lo tha paUaol.
DISEASES OF MEN!
raaullar lo lhair Has. an a4 nmnir to Mum hora,
iDclikjtn all lhaa dultrala InArnitliaa and Wak
'. wbh-h ty wnutd ah rink foxa dirltn U)
imUy ny4cian, Brmanriilly rarad In lm
lloaa than aar kauan la Mmllnlna baira, by lw
Buxalla " HraMot ot TrvUmant." Il rajunnau
ih tanilo-anr try nrirana and auka aak aa Mrunc
Wkaa poaatbK It at alvmy bm In tail lor iwamul
nnraluuaa and anacavl axuainatifHi. But lh.Ma
wbv aanaut pnatlblv call, ahoukl wrtta. aUunf lhair
aaai lulijr. Mautvtiia axil ay mall or nimo, aaalad.
iraa ironi axpoaura, lo all an of th I'aotae Cnaat,
A Win. A. llaiell, 31. D.
faal Uariurr. rartlaarf. amaa
Cora or rirat anil l'tnatrco(9, irrrJl'urUancI
XlaUiMlal tiaOK
HEALTH IS WEALTH !
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PH. K . C. WESTS Xrr and Rraia rraatmrtil
a uarand aprciOs Hntrria, INmnua, (Vmrul
Iom. ri a, fiarroaa Kanralria, liamdarha, Vanout
Pmatratlua) aautad br lha um u akxn-d or lobars.
WakvtulnMM. Mmta Irpraaak.n, 4wnin 4 th
Hrai. rarallln la laawita and ialin k ntaary,
am ad daai. Braawtara old air, barrannau. Ia
at P i eaimd by otrarx-ttruoa ol lha hrain
Each ta. tontain. oua monMi'. tnaimaiit. It a a.-
r alt baM a s aaal b nul pmpaul oa raciH
WE GTMRAXTER SIX BOXES TO CI RK AXt
aan. With aarh ontar raaalTad by m . an boxa.
aeenmpaniad atlb i, w. a ill am i th run haaar otw
wrlttan (wanlr l rdund lha any II lha Inal
tant doa ant adart a cura. Utianntaa laauad aay
by J. A. Camming, lru t&, aula ljnl, Albany, Or.
Albany
IRON VVORECS
ilmiifrttir n o'-.
1EAM ENCSKES GaIST AH3
PHI
on il
MILLMACHISEflT 122H
AU ALL K-'DS CF KEAY
AKO LIGHT V03X, IM
HCH AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
Ntjrwtal altAuUon l1 o fiiioa
da of tnarhlrjen
Patterns Kadc on Short Noti:
Pouiiiy Wanted. .
All klo.la of pjoltry, alire or dreasea
at I be WHUmeUA Picking Compaoy'a
aioi. Albany. Orejot.
S. W. Paisley,
tllbany, OrtgaB
-W00LEJALE DEALER IN -
Totea ail Cinr3.
$500 Howard !
WF will pr th thev rewttrrl for njr f Urm
otnptcvict, l-ffp-j, ftUk llMdtvr) JiuJ.'eiiua. Oory
4rttcm or CAtvortM rr nnoi isr wtl W-ttf
cwp:ir4 with Th- r r"y Vari-tiibl,Eind nrr
all toiv Mtlrf-U'C.nn. S iAr i'rti Lftrtf bor
ontaC ti dfU. fla-Tar of rojnterl.tW
ni m :-bi. BfaftctfartHnp. CfMl 19
J 4 (aHmiati
. albany :on.
WEITSMAH & BULBSET BROS,,
Pea! Est&t Agents
Farm) and Eannhea fer aala,
Alae eity broearly in Albanr
aaa Coryal'.i.
EedCrownMills
0M, LA SUING & CO., I lOPLl',
aiw raoca.' ruioa iiTtki'jit rua rAviua
REST STORAGF FACILITIES.
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JiIiCJUiiHtiBm, Keura'gia, Cornft
KtADAOPC. AnS ALL "AIM.
t1 Calibrate l"t!t!y 4 Ijatle
COURII CCUE
cunii ceiot. khoup. cohsuhpiio.
CH Vj til Drt.-i M Earl 26o, 60s 6 II
CiJtli ' Sti.rrw'i. tea Arjlaa.Oat,
Uoburg JLumbor.
1 ssll ths beat lqniber in the cruntj; alse
soar potta, shioi;ls, latha dooi-s and win
w muuldiDtr, etc. Prices from $5 to '22
e r thonaand. .Yard at Lnwaea, on the
Nsitow Gsojs. Ses mi before purchaeiuf!
a'sewher.
WW CRAWfORD.
Adre.t.P O Tilltti, 0
4CADi:my
Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
A in ANY. - - OREGON
Conduced by the KUttt t Kt, Benedict
Tuition kn soioct i.U.y school ranges from
For wrms o" Bonrdlng Hb ot or sot
i t !nv at the Acadernv orjj.
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STRICTURE !
YEGEI SLE PANAGEk
f mtO FROM
not JSEfc Hcsrn!j.
fyns. cuhk or .
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISIN9 FROM A
DISORDERED STATE orra: STOMACH
OR AN
INACTIVC LIVER.
rOP SALE BV Alk
DRUGGISTS & GENERAL DEALERS
THE CRY OP MILLIONS
rt OH, TOY EKCKl
TOP IT NOW.
IT Will. BE TOO LATE.
OON
I havb Imulilcrl many arwith
taraac rfth kulnryt ami lit "rft
many eHifrrant tminli. and b
k.iiwht a l from ili'lrrral ;.hYK-i.a
without rrtlrf. Aho.it th isth ol Apri"
I waa iiUrrinr I rum a wry Ytolrnl
attack that aioioat pioairair.1 m in
aiKHa manner tuat mi nninw.
a'hrn I at tknra it iraa almunt ImrKiaxiblc lor me
tn ert l p aluoa, or In put on my clutbra. ml.tr
klml 1-n.yHlrnr arut lr. Ilruiry, wild l
GKKGUN KIDNEY TKA, U my
hotel. I immrvl lately comoirncrj
uaioE the Ira. It bad an aluioat
nitracnloD effect, and to the aatun
lahttKnt of all Ibc gucata at Hi hotfl,
la a lew daya.t am twKr lo (tale.
thai I wa a new man. t wlll4
rccomiaentl Ike Ua to all aUIktoii
b 1 la.it Uta.
O. A. TUrrEB,
rtoprlrtor Occilratal ItUtl.
ftauta H.jmn. Cal.
j.s.raATHEEroiiD,
VlVlltiiy A-l" LAW
AUl.tf. IRtLOt
W K 1ULYEU,
AT'fOKNKY AT LAW
Atd 8Jif ilor ia Chanrr rji
ALBANY. - OHrOOY.
OVlo'tlii prj.nr-Uy uaJe on all j-o'ii?
a-ii.ijj;U.l oa waQtla:iu:a
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ILACKOURr. & WCIGJ.T,
Attorneys at. La7,
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Attorney at Lw,
ALBANY -i- OiUXOM.
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hysiciai and Surt;eon,
Office or. f t ADft Tnrry 8ircU,
ALBANY- OREGON
on, c.wATsofi mmi
Physician and Surgeon.
Office ojXM(le (he Dcisricrac.
DH G A. WHlT?JSYf
Phy3i3ii!i and Surgooa.
Gradnate of Bnllavue lloapital Sledlcal
JoDsge Now York City.
Diaes cf womaa a Hpe'jialty .
(30.110 rwtOA't's brick, Albany, Or.
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0Tet. sua Trarln-Mnrk ohtalned and all Tat
sat buiinmt eonrtneted fur Moderate Fee.
Our Oflie is Oppotlt U.S. Patent Office,
and we can mre patent in lei time tiiaa those
remote from Waahlnirton.
Bead model, drawine or Dhoto., with deeerlp-
ten. We ndvlne, If jiatentablo or not, free ol
charge. Our foe not ttae till patont in eecnreij.
A Pamphlet, 'l!ow to Obtain .Patent," with
same of actual client in your btate, county, of
Iowa, sent froe. Addreee,
c.A.orjow&co.
fpptitlfo Patent Oiflce. Washlncton, D. C.
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V Artarophletof Information andab-;
.Ir.rt i,( the lawa. ihOBHJK lluw tos i
t Obtuln i'ments, Caveais, Trade:
X V ll,.ry. f!nnTriiht. nt jree.'
V Aaaiw a UK II & CO.
M lirondway,
' M kork.
Tkacukks' Kxaminationh. l'rof odcr
county ri-hool auperintcndi nt, has com
pleted the examination of the paporao
llioco w ho aotiuht crtillcatca to tuui.li in
thva county. It wsa a very untortutmto
tent to runny ol the opidicantM, as twelve
of tho thirty tuns failed to ecuro ccrtift
entee.. Only ono was eueeoMnfuI in jct
tint a firet y'rado. f-oven ohtniued aeeond
ainUleven third itrado. Cnpital Journal.
Tli 6 teachcra' examination hint week
was unuaually ditUeult. Tliere were 2'J
applieHtiti) ; of theo two received Int
irittda certiorate, live 2nd trad, four'
teenT.rd pi-ado ami eight failed ta-pnaa.
McM iiiiivilluT.il.
The lmrd of examineri", nehool anper-Uitendc-nt
1) V J;u vi, and VivU J W
Smith and A i Priif vr, tlntshed at II
o'eltK'k last night the woikol exiiiinlin;
the paper of applicant fur teueiiera1
rcrtitlcatea. Aa expected., thero were
mnuy iuilureM, tliiilj-eiiit in all, out of
rUty-one applicutioim. Not a (tingle tlret
strudo certiiicate wna panted, and but
three aeeoiid gradeg. reiulleton K. O.
TIiiki' who get up tho exaininationa
evidently expect curious qtialifleationa
fir teachers. Tho hint named paper, in
referring to the litt of qucKtiotiri, which
waa tho gamu all over tho atate, say:
"lu grammar th applicant ia reiuired,
among luta of other things, to. 'write a
aeuteuee contuiuiug a noun lined a an
attrihule comphnieut; n hUlory to
give the leading feature in tha jxilicy of
the two great political parties during
c rt:iin periixl'd; in 'theory and practice
ol teaching' to answer. what is pnycli
oWv; of what uho Is it to a teacher!'
etc. riiere are ten of hint such questions
propounded on very subject. Koine of
the replies were amustnu'. One wauttiah
applicant, ri Uired to give the names ot
tno political partus during the revolu
tt-in, wrto 'Hard sl.tll l'ptUts and
timkcM.' Another, repilrcJ to write at
least eik'lit lines aiKut r ru'iH'l, founder
ot the ktnilcrgarten, whom Jew know
from Julius t'u-sar, composed a clever
bit of petry which earned him (or her)
ten because of its originality."
Wants 1'aktictiak,. A Nebraska
man w riting to the Oregon Land Co., tf
this city, is a little the moat inquisitive
of any inquirers yet reported. Hero are
ins questions: I. list is land worth
inyourcouuty '.. 1 there tny govern
ment l.ttid yet. 3. Is it timWr laud. 4.
V hat are Imwi worth. W hat are cows
worth. 5. What is lumler worth per
thomtahd. 6. What are wagms worth.
7. What is work barnens worth. 8. Is
there plenty of water fur stock. 9. Could
wo rent a boue uctil wo lookd over the
country. 10. How are you supplUM w ith
churches and schools II. I tow cold is it
iu w inter. 12. How warm tn summer.
As the answers may interest some of
our l'a';tern readers we give them as
follows: Land Iswor'h $10 to j0 an
acre according to location. Consiilerable
government land, mostly timber. Oood
work boisi s can he bought for !vj to
I'.'oO. I.tiinlfcr In f 'J toll t por thousand
rough. Farm wagons are worth about
;, wrk barntsjks, f.T0 a set. Plenty
of water for stork. You could rent a
house, for about $10 pr uiontb in Albany
while looking aliut. We have tine
churches and choo!snd plenty of them.
H degrees above sero w as the coldest but
w inter, and alxHit I'O degrees the warm
est luat year. Our climate is a good one.
Wavjei Ammomtios. Albsny.whlch
hsi net Ixen doing vcty much In ihc way
of advcrtUirg Itself the past tear or two.
nil: gvt s gra.n of coinlort from the fob
loit.it froin the Sulcm Journal, which
woU indicate that we have reaped jut
atiout a much jcueiit: "It arcm that
Sslcm's animui i:lin has been wbUi1, snd
like the o!J fcvoiuilonsry fllnliotk, kick
harrt at the rear end. Htfore Tallin
had a jSarlcd acctc'.ary ,f the board of
Iraife, ihe cliy enjoted en bniT.enc tide of
eaulern litin.sgr.nl.in. Ooring Ihe last tlx
month e'.crrj sdvenl.lnjj i.not had
the effect I: formerly had, iho' ths board
?a haj the ben. Ci ol a clerical ervlca
coaiirg ovci $ IIMW a year."
Lat yrsr Salem made a contract with
Lord & Thomat, of Chlcsao. for advcrtls-
ng In Eastern nanera. It was suivwjaed
that all was paid but $160, but Mr Wilson,
sn stent, wa present at a meeting of Ihe
board of trade and In.Utrd UutlSnaaai
d ie. The Journal says thit -bt hi fB
ctuus manner he umcd thiit the Salem
peo lc did not know how to conduct an
ordinary bulnr meeting or enterprise,'
experience u mat sdvertl-lng agel.t
want to run the whole buslnei themselves
and leave their customers a much aoon a
po!b!e.
The N'rw IIi l.w ..I T t
Alfred Tennyson, the noet. Sio a' word
for a poem, of which the following I SVjo
worm or it:
To sleep! lo alcep! e
The long, bright day U done
And darkne rises trom the fallen sun.
To lcep! to sleep!
naie er thy joy, they vanish with the
day;
Whateer thy grief, In sleep they fade
away.
To tcepl to aleep!
Sleep, mournful ireart, and let the past be
pasi ;
Sleep, happy sou, all life will sleep at
laet,
To sleep! to sleep!
A New J-EcaitTAHr. Mr II M Grant
was recently elected f-'ecrelarv and Man-
auer of the North went Ingnrance Com
pany, ol Portland, to succeed Itockv
Karbart, and passed through Albany
Wedncsdar inornirK toaHRtime thedntira
of the iwwition. Mrdriint ia President
of the l'acifio Board of Underw riters. of
a i j . i . '
mncir-co, .Buu is a iiioroucn iniiur-
ancc man. The appointment is a fortu
nate onr. The other officers are: 1
Loewenbenr. President: John McCrack.
en, Vice-president: F M Warren. Treas
urer; ana tlie lara of Directors are 8 K
Young,
ence.
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Tiiohe 1'AiLtitEB. This week lias been
rather prolific of failures in Benton coun
ty, resultinc from ono cause or another.
Clark & Itictiardson, dealers iri general
mcrcnanaise at riewport,maleanasHitn
ment on Tuesday to A E Acklom. Lia
bilities, $2,400. B E Gardiner, who bad
been conducting a saloon business in this
city, failed on Monday with liabilities of
110(H), assets $0. Tlie most important
failure and the one most to be regretted
is ttiat ot J J) Clark, the well known
hardware dealer of this city. OnTuca
nay he made an assignment to 8 G lie
Faddcn. The liabilities are $13,000 and
me assets are about ff',000. Gazette.
To tub Point. The Lebanon Express
man is a sensible fellow, and we invite
our County Commissioners and every
body else to read the following: "F ll
Koscoo of Albany was in town this week
with a view to feeling the public pulse
with reference to tlie Albany bridge. Let
us regard Linn county as "one and indi
visible" and build up the interests of the
wiioic by strengthening the Individual
parts. "Let there be no strife between
thee and us." "
Kr-n-EKHoN. A bridge will bo built
across the rivir at Albany this year.
Albany business men usually "get there"
w.ben they undertake anything.
Mr and Mrs Louis Seige, of Albany,
wero visiting' Mr L Rayburn's fainilv
Friday. Mr Beige will take charge of
this section on the S P in place of L liay-
uuru.
Twenty-four new members were taken
into the Evangelical church in this city
last Thursday. The result of the recent
meeting held here by Rev I B Fisher, of
Albany, and Rev L 8 Fisher, ol East
l'ortland. Review.
Well Balanced tn the Corvallig
school district there are 706 children of
school age, and the number of boys pre.
ciely equals the number cf girls being
353 ot cacn. uorvani takes a pardonable
pnue 10 giving mis iaci 10 ine worio as an
evidf-nceof ihe well regulated condition
ot her alwirs. tjazeue,
Albany, J 8 Cooper, Indepcnd-
w T felatcr, Palem, V 1) Olipbant,
wenlierir. John McCrackcn. K K
d, II L Pittock and F M Warren.
in. ati ngiiTr ETKitTiiMKT.
The entertainment given by tht stu
dents of tho College, at tho Opera House
last Friday, was attended by a large
audience, and was, as well, it literary
success. Tl.e program was opened with
musie by the College -orchestra, composed
ot u It uart, i Acneson, it 1 1. arrlco,
Clem Irvine.EUIot Irvine. S It Ihidley.
Brcckcuridgu.Mack Denny, Prof Lee and
Mildred iUiriucNtcr, with three violins,
piccolo, flute, clarinet, cornet, baritone,
bass viol and piano. Home tine orches
tra musin was furnished durlnittiie even-
ing, aittl enthusiastically encored by the
audienee. Miss Moses recited "Au
Itnliena" with flue effect, and was encor
ed, happily responded to. The College
t horns Biwig"Upidee"and "Polly Wolly"
at different times, causing much merri
ment, resulting in encores not responded
to.
Miss Kvalena Simpson recited "lllver
mouth Ibs ks'disnlavlnif itreat Improve
ment. Miss Simpson Is very graceful in
me use oi gestures ana speaks witn good
elocutionary filed.
"Empanelling a. Jury," ft short farce,
was quite a tunny aluir, causing con-
siuerauie laugiiter. reveral local lilts
were introduce!, (rank Mreckenrldira
made a giKHl Judge, O Goodman was par
ticularly eomputent as Clerk, II J Carrier)
ana a uveal were tno lawyers, Mack
enuy ine Mieriu. me jurymen exam
ined, a'lof whom tried to le excused,
were uugn nsner, u iougiiton, w Pea
eock, o Turner, Cletn Irvine and Ola
loiiluHon, an ol w horn proved charade r-
taiie victims ol tlie jury system, Mr
iotuason carrying on ine honors, s
The Garroters, a charming holiday
drama, by tho famous author. W In-aa
Howclis, was presented In an admirable
mauncr. It sparkles with portrayals of
human nature, particularly woman's
nature. Air Carlton Sox, as the con
sctentiotis Sir Ldwsrd HoiH-rts, a young
author, was well suited for the position.
Mr Percy Young did well as Mr Willis
C ampbell, the Joking brother of Mrs
UoUrts.a bright character in the drama,
Mr Edward N Uhvlgett represented Mr
Hernia, Pr., Mr Hugh Fisher, Mr Alfred
Hcmis, his son, Miss Pearl Vance, Mrt
A urea Hernia. Miss Ava lin It mora. Mra
Crashitw, and Miss Nina Galbraith,
Hella. Jfr Jul ward Crossen was a good
Ir Ijtwton. who rauitht on to thins in
tuitively. Miss Mary Cunditf as Mrs
i-.dward KoUrts. was the star of the
drama, doing some of the finest amateur
actlug witiK'Hscd in Albany, ttortraying
the character of Mrs Hoberts. whom to
appreciate one should read the three
holiday dramas of lWU-4-fi, published in
Harper, in a manner that would suit
the eminent Boston author himself.
LcasKoy. Two passenger coaches on
the road lie t ween lA-banoti and Atluinv
and two trains daily; this arguea acme
ustness ior the lArbnnon branch road.
L O Moruan. of Alltsnv. hiovmI into If
C Hardman'a hotiae this week. Mr Mor
gan will team for Jennings & Co the
coming season.
At the school election Monday. O II
Halston was elected director ana IrL
oley clerk.
The enterprise which received a e-ood
leal of attention here last summer, via:
the building of a flume from Jennings'
mm, eighteen miles up the Pantlam, lo,
lAibanon, has lately been revived.
Phil Smith makes pool time as asses
sor; having assessed, the county several
itnrs, to knows where to find every
man. and what be ia worth when be ia
found. You can't dodge Phil.
J A Beard sold bis drug store laat week
to
Messrs J A Hoberts and Charley
Miller, of this place. Although John
w ill retire from the business, we are as-
surred that be wiil continue to abide
with us. Express.
Evan a. Mr E R Sdlpwojih'. term of
office s clerk of the supreme court ex
pired Ut Saturday and he ha returned to
l.ugcnc tor permanent residence.
Mr McPhcraon has completed the
school ceniu ot dUlrlct So 4, of Eugene.
Of children of school sge he found 5B4 fe
male and (,00 mate, lie aio took the
eenusof Hie city at the earns lime and
found iemale residents, ura males
and 31 Chinamen, total 3.J13, an increase
in papulatiun of about fifty over 1S90.
Mr Whce'er ha completed the abatract
wora in bugene precinct and turned the
tame over to the sheriff. He found 27s
ot unateed and the sheriff ha found
about 50. making about 325 fn all, some of
them in the business part of the city. One
piece oi unattested farm property was
found on which the tax wilt be $141 50.
EcgUter.
Stio. The Edward Barrett Comedy
company will givo entertainments at
the city hall tonight and tomorrow night.
Admission, 33 cents.
I)r Ahlborn. recently of Michigan: ar
rived in this city Monday, and will lo
cate and practice his profession in onr
city. Ho has secured an office in the
Bilyeu brick, where he can be found at
an tunes.
We bear of w bat came near belne an
other fatal hunter's accident, that oc
curred a few miles from this city last
week. One hunter bad killed a deer and
was carrying it on bis shoulder, another
hunter mistaking him (the man and
deer) for game, fired at him, the bullet
going so close to hunter No 1 as to clip a
lock of hair from bis head. Press.
Cattle Dvino. Reports from all parts
of the country a re that considerable cattle
nave atcd duitng the recent storm, and are
till dying. The old cows and young cattle
suffer the most to. The eras wa poor
jtt summer and' full and stock entered the
winter in poor condition. A number who
have plenty of feed font stock simply for
lack 01 theiter. lots of horses Is
re-
ported Eugene Guard.
Business Change. Sul Tl, for a long
time with San Wa, a heap good man who
tabes the laundry business, hss boucrht out
Lee's laundry near the Revere House.and
win ncrenircr run It. satisfaction guaran
eed.
Ok, Tffcst aa Awlal Brest-1
Ti er is nothing mors healthful than on
ions. The trouble is that persons ar afraid
to eat tin m because tbev msks th breath
oufraumrit. Put trier is a lets fragrant
breath than that freighted with onions. Ws
mesn tbe breath of a persoa with a fool
tomsoh. Take him away ! we inwardly
cry wbon ho wMepera in our ear. . Do
that vnar bieatu care. Take a few Bran
areth's Pill snd regulate your livef.stomsch
sta towels sod your brsath will bs sweet.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miterabla
by that torrillo ccugb. Shiloh'jCnre j the
Kemfoy lor y u.
WILL YOU SUFFER with DvsreDtla
tntt Liiv.r Uompiuiut I HtiiloU s Vttalixer
guuiaoteed to cure ynu.
(klldren Kajey
The pluaaaat fltvci, geotle actiaa and sooth
ing effects of Syrup of Figa, when in need of
a laxative sod if ths father or mother bs
costive or biiieu ths most gratifying results
(mowing in us, so mat 11 is ths best tare
y remedy known and eyery family shonld
sva a bottle.
A sure cure for tho whisky iiabit: Dr
Livingston's Antidote for tlrunl cunee will
cure any case of the liquor nabitin trom tea
to thirty day, from the trodcrate driuker to
tbe drunkard. Tho Antidote odd be siven
in i cap of coffee without th knowledge sf
tho person taking iw Ths atidote will not
injure tbe bealtn in sny wy. Manufactured
Lythe Livingston Chemical Co., Portland.
Officio cr from J A Camming, cols sgeut
Albany.
SBIL0H-S CATARRH REMEDY a
positive curs for Catarrh. Diphtheria and
t'arikst-Meutli. tctksy K Muses, ifests
0111 ARB FKMOtit,
TllCaSDAT,
il J Hopkins and Win Richard went to
Eugene U day to organise class In dsnc
Ing. , ..
Mr Morehouse, father of Mr George
Morehouse, of the Albany Electric Light
Company, has .been In the city severs!
Mr L McKarland, ha moved from hli
farm Into Albany to reside, and may be
found in one of Mi Cundiff's homes on
Broadaluln street.
. fKltlAV. ' . :
G L Blackman l home from a business
trip to Portland. '
. A I) Mcllwaln was on the streets this
morning, after a long Illness.
Miss Carrie rfelfler, tho Dknocmat re
grets to report, is considerably worse.
A pleasant party was given last even
ing at tho residence of Mr Thomas Hop
kins. .
0 II Btewart returned yesterday from
a business trip to Sweet Home. He
'"unJ verjrhody in favor of a bridge at
Albany, " '
b' ; :r
At. l-i... 11.1... .1 . 1 . 1
He antlepates a large business at the"
bay this year.
Misa Isabel Gray, one of the teachers
at thopnbllo Kbool, left this noon for
the'sorlous IneirSlieroSrSia0!
placa.
Dr Rich, of Toledo, one of the Incor- c'"ljf dangerous, and that even 11 tree
poratortot the Toledo. Airliedc Xaah.lsnd unlimited silver mine
iL'i?.1!.1 1,MlTn ta lhe cit'l "? r-
p.11. mu. 'iniu;iuBir ur Trjriiiir rioi ir 1
the line of t ie Diotmeed road.
Mr W 1 ll.rt.n. O 1 aeent .1 Mill
City, was in the city thla morning. He J
reforiea nine snow at Aim city. A gen-1
ueman iroro DswM tialesvllle, Uwugh ,
reached, and there was no comnlaint
u avii inn riKuvevn iwi uiata oi
there because ol an Insufficiency.
Rev W W Loffan will deliver a lecture
on Friday-, March 20, at the U P church,
In this city, on the "Ideal Man," which
will no doubt be a literary treat. An
admission fee of 25 cents wiil be charged,
the money to go lor a missionary church
In East Portland.
Albert Rjv and family, of NewnorL
started lor New York this week to be ab
sent aome months. Mr Hay w ill make a
trip to Knvland before bis return, it in
said, in the interest of a scheme involv
ing extensive real estate transfers in the
western part of the county. Gaxclte.
Mr. K. H. Dunham wis In CorvallU.
Wednesday, for the nttrnoae of nisei
her daughter In the Agricultural College.
Mr. Dunham purchased a farm on the ud-
per North Santlam ndl long lnce where
Ihe family now reside. Mrs. D. I much
pleated with the new home In the far
west. Gaaette.
Mr F II PfeUTer left this moraine- on
the "Three fciateri" for Portland, with a
fine span of liorsei. new harness and an
elegant wagon, lettered "Imperial Bot
tling Works, 100 and 109 Pine at," etc.
The wagon was made by A J Anslyn aad
is a une piece 01 work, besides costing
130 less than Porltand prices. Mr Pleif
fer will begin business there at once with
good prospect for a large trade.
a" old routs' bistudat fabtv.
Yesterday was the 70th birthday of
Mrs Dr Stewart, and the event was duly I
relehrftteti tit tit re. dene of her WJt I
rC II Htewart. with an old folke
party, which, the Dkmockat is assured
was one of the finest affaire ever held in I
Albany, and probably the most bar
uionlous. Both a gay and serious time
was bad. Probably a filler com nan of
old people could not !e gotten together
ia Oregon. A soinptuoue repast was
served at 1 o'clock, with a display of
youthful appetites. It would not do to
narrate all the pranks and "carryingona"
of the party. Among those present was
Mrs Saline Gustin, an old eastern friend
and neighbor of Mrs Stewart's, w hom she
had not seen for thirty-five years, who
recently arrived here on a visit with her.
Those present were the following, all
widows but one, Mrs Mary Miller:
AOK. . mkTIIPLAC-E.
Elisabeth Althonse, VI Virginia,
Amelia Fisher. HM
New York.
Harsh Bentley, 82
Jane Fanning, 81
Sarah Hogue, ' bo
Jane Clin, 80
irginia.
Pennsylvania.
Kentucky.
Ohio.
New York.
Pennsylvania.
NcwYork.
1
Kebacca Young, 77
Mary Miller, 74
Ellen G Russell, 74
vtcithaAi iiier, 73
Amanda Overman. 73
Elisabeth Blaln, 71 Ohio.
Ann R Stewart, 70 "
Salina Gustin, CO "
Total
1074. Average 70 6-7.
SATcanAV.
H M Daniels, of Scio. was in the citv
voaay.
AS W
Governor rennover returned from Ya-
qnina Bay today. .
If. ww n w-t, ii . jws! a 1 - a I
Mr ji v uunn. ine riucienv nimreimi ui i
f .Serve 1 m WA'al at I- 4 tiak J t ej ifblav I
' 1
TWltUI Kalai Viaan (ssiAl fB llija mat. I
riageolWePaulandLillioDMundertr.
NHw.aenv wee IsTvsa rrr vs r " tin ? 1
Dr O C Aubrey and wife went to Ku-
gene this noon to be gone several days.
The Doctor's dental officee are being re-
moocieu ana improveu generally.
Jlr Bert Van Cleve Is now ' pouring over
tbe leaves of tht immortal Klackatoue in
the office of Blackburn & Wright, with
view to becoming a disciple of lex.
II C Clement, of Tacoma. was in the
city today, on bis way home from a visit
to ma parents-in-law at hneud. Air
Clement recently surcbased the Grand
l'acifio hotel, formerly Tbe Abbott, of
tacoma, a large, live-story brick struc
ture.
BlJlLUUa V ll ALIZ.KK IS WbSt VfU
need foi Cosstipatioa, Lo nl Appetite, Dis-
sinsts, snd all syatptont of Dypepis..l rics
It aaa 71 esals per sett.
-,r.. Exeltesaeat "
Runs high in Albany at Fotbay Si Ma
son s c rug store oer rmism rsuiiaer, s
everybody is asina it for Cstsrrh of ths
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation snd lin
ear Blood. Try it t ad tell ynnr friends
aboat it ss it mast possiti woodtrful merita-
wben aU tpeak wall of i.
'reach Tawiy srarar.
The
far a
wafers are a sure and safe tr 1 ci
klndsof female troubles ir.cw'!1
remo
period
all obttructlon to the mor.u 1
no matter wnat tne cauie. ll i v
are ji
11 what every woman neco . ai
can be red with safety. For sale I th.
L-tvinsttone inemicai to., alto iron v
sole scent, J A v-umminir, druoclst, Bn n
berg bixk, Albany, Orsgoa.
FOE DYSPEPSIA and liver Complaint
you bave a print guarantee ou every bottle
ot Bhiioh a viunaer. it nsvsr (ail to curs.
Foibay Maton, agents.
CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis immediately relieved by SUiloh'a
Us re. .'..,
Naw Blacksmith Sbo.G V Willis
has just com'pletei. his blacksmith shop at
the corner of Second and Railroad streets
where all kinds ot iron and wood work
can be had and done in first class order
Bring on youi plows, wagons, etc., etc.
lor reps ir .
A N&SAI INJECTOR free with each
bottle rf bhilah s Catarrh Remedy. Price
iO cents. Fcehay& Mason, agents
WHY WILL YOU ooagh when Shiloh'e
Cure will give immediate relief, Prioe 10
cent, SO eeut and $1. Foshay & Mason,
agents.
Tbs best roast foo'Jt.e ia
Meyers. '
tie ity i-l Cxti
MLVKit
C F Black, the Wsthlntgon correspond,
entofthe New York World yt:
Let u see to what extent tht gleaming
silver wedge which but recently was cal
culated upon lo split the two national
puttie and to recast congrsss and the elec
torlfll college wilt likely operate,
It was generally accepted as true that
the wtt and the south were bent upon the
psttage of a free and unlimited silver bill
nd ppon the slaughter of presidential can
didates and all others who should ssy them
nay. I this true? W hat evidence have
we ol Ihe fact? It hat been assumed that
the farmers, and especially the mysterious
farmer's alliance, were determined ta rush
on to tl.U single object, trampling every
thing else under their feet In the mad
tumult All this was taken foi granted.
Nobody stopped to Inquire upon what the
assumption wa founded. Some newspa-
na ome "pnaentallvea loudly pro-
claimed that they were "the people" and
were taken at their word. But time and
discussion are vraduallv ntiltlnv annihar
th. ! P... by .nd
'
" " '"- ehi'1 -t b,e" P "re disappea'1
ling. When we get a clear view of the
uth ana be west and they get a clear
view of the tat, it will be seen that their
'TT f -
afford or wllj press experiments which are
pfomUed all the relief to the deblorclssses
,. ... ... ..
whU h few of the,n eiecled from It, It
moM tM remln mr Mnlmport-
nt uwt,n In comrarlson with the que-
"n 01 taxation In the weit and the south
nd of borne rule In the latter.
The silver question may be safely left to
the dUcretlon of the democratic majority
In the next congress for settlement. As'
the M'orf bss pointed out editorially, the
parly has grsppled msny times with more
difficult subjects. ' White gold and silver
are ihe constitutional cunsney which the
dc-rocrscy his maintained from time Im
memorial, no member ol that party h
ever desired or ever will desire coinage of
either metal of lets Intrinsic value than
coinage of the other metal. The nest
cor.gtes will assemble after six months
further deliberation and diacussion . Both
the public and Ihe party will have learned
something In the mean time. "It Is a con
dition, not a theory, which confronts us
to-day. The condition I the dl.tre of
abor and agriculture not In the west and
Iho south only but every where produced I
a t ...... . I
oj t-crive ana unconstitutional monop
oly taxation. This It is which is at the
bottom of the universal cry for relief and
which Induce men to jump at the sliver
theory or the warehousing or any other
which presents luclf. Will the coodilbn
change In six months? Will It change
until the monopoly policy Is reversed and
nntll lighter taxes and greater freedom of
exchange aie accorded Ihe people? If the
condition docs not chance, when the dem-
ocratic Datrtv iomti tnttft hs'. tw list rawnrsa
BtAKlftttV.Ji tW a.M A SraMat .. wa aw l. aa..la
;" - """-","-.
wt ln "l'nal conveullon.witi It agree
thal l'er I any question at all lncoinpar-
son with tariff tsxation In the west or free
grvernment In the South? Those who
conceive thst silver will spilt and wreck
the democratic party, or even that it will
shape the next presidential ticket and the
next national plstioim.forget that the deep
wrongs and the vital interesU of Ihe sec-
tlons relied upon to push silver to the place
heretofore occupied by the tariff. When
the wet shall be asked to jeopardise the
presidential ticket In the cast by the sub
stitution of the trifling silver controversy
for the momentous tax battle, its material
conditio i, not 'em. lhn Us patriotism, will
furnish the response. Jt cannot be done.
The west must have rellef,and It can have
it only by the restoration of the tax re-form
parly. When the south is put to the same
test her answer will be that tariff reform,
heme rule, domestic liberty, are infinitely
greater to her than any of the alleged and
doubtlul advantages of tree silver. There
will not be In a national convention a del
egation from any stsle In the union which
has recently catt a democratic electoral
I vote In favor of endangering the presidency
and the country by unreasonable persist
ence on the silver line If there shall be
a silver plank In that platform it will be
i one upon which any democrat, from New
York harbor to the Oolden Gate, can
wf.u .r . . -
TK Wt awrWMj Its I lrel s tail ! I Vta staafa. t
O I v
. . . a . . ... . .
,MIOrce Wl' lM niai gratituee oi
lriotic democrat lor the splendid service
to constitutions! liberty which the silver
men then rendered; the sudden Intrusion
i,nto ,he ,,.,-,1 wortd ol the cotoii,i
Urstcrlous and unmca.ured force known
ss the farmers' alliance, together with the
r
able and adroit management ol the silver
producer, making every political advant
age of tbe nxtraordlnary circumstances,
have given the sliver question an adventi
tious prominence which it is net likely to
noiu.
Th: laborers in the pulp mills at Oregon
City Have learned ths lesson of the beauties of
protectionism. Pulp is an article that has re
ceived tbe fostering care of Ihe government by
wsy of protection. When the schsne of pro
tectioa reached its climax in the pastsge of the
McKinlcy bill, the duty on pulp was raised
from lo'per cent to l8! pea cent. This was
done in order that our laborers might receive
cood wace. Aid what do we see. Th
pulp manufacturers st Oregon City bave r
dnctd the wsges of their laborers about 12
per cent. It is tbe same old story. High
wsges before election when votes sre needed.
Low wages after elections when large profits
are needed to meet the contributions of the
next campaign. How much longer are men to
be thus deceived by the beneficiaries of the
robber tariff. But the campaign of education
is steadily doing its work.
At least one person in three bet ween tlie sge
of ten and forty years is subject to partial
deafness. The great majority cf cases
deafness are hereditary, and dae to the
close contangulnity of the pareats. : Deafness
' more prevalent among men tbsa smong
women, because the former ate more exposed
to the vicissitudes of climate. It is . thought
that telephones tend to bring on deafness when
one ear was U'ed to the exclnsio of the other.
Circuit court convenes next week. It will
not be a pic-nic of a time foe law . breakers.
There are law brekers whose persistent viola
tions of law should be placed before tb i grand
jury that they may be dealt with by tbe court
a niay be proper and meet. :
All rubber goods at coit a&Kleaa Bros.
For lame back, or side chest, a tSbiloh
'Tcwe.s'l'l.wier, I Vies, 53 es
BAD roil THE MCKINLEY KIbU
A decision was rendered in the United
State d strict court at Chicago Tuesday
whlch will attract geeeral attention, not
on account of the pro forma disposition
made ol tho case but for the expression of
opinion by the court In direct contradiction
to that disposition. The case wa that of
Mamhall Field St Co, ugalnat the collector
ol customs and involved the eonotltntion
ailty ol the McKlnley tariff law.'. "In It
general character the Chicago suit was
similar to those entered in New York,
Philadelphia, St, Louis and other place,
all ol them lor the recovery of dutlc ex
acted under the new tariff In excess of the
duties Imposed by the tariff of 1S83.
The ground ol each of those suits f that
the McKlnley faw Is a nullity on account
ot not being constitutionally enacted.
There are three or four specification, but
that chiefly relied upon Is that the bill
lgnet! by the piestdcnt did not pat the
house and senste In the form signed by him
and theiefore is of no force or value. When
the question wa first brought to the at
tention of the board $f appraiser !n New
Yorkftome members of that body held the
objection to be well founded, but ft wa
decided to uphold the validity of the law
and let the importers csrry the mailer lo
the supreme court If they saw fit.
Judge Blottgett, lit giving his declilon
yesterday In the Chicago esse, said he ws
much impressed with Ihe chain of reason
ing advanced by the appellant and it might
be difficult for the argument to be met toy
the other side, but In view of the serlou
emUrrastment thst would fol'ow a differ
ent line of action the Couit woutd follow
the court e of the board of appraiser in
New York ard uphold the validity of
the law for the purpose of facilitating
a final decision by the supreme coust.
Technically the government won the
suit in Chicago, but tlie court let it br dis
tinctly understood that the cate of the
government was a bad one. Had it been
a final decision, Instead of a merely formal
one lor the sake ol permitting an appeal
to the supreme court. It It evident that the
McKlnley tariff law would have been de
clared unconstitutional and all the work
would hate to be done over again or left
undone. Judge Blodgett, It may be welt to
remember lo this connection, I a repub
lican, sat as a republican In both houses of
Ihe Illinois legislature, and wa appointed
ss arepubllcsn lo the Urlted State u-
pieme court by President Grant In 1870
SO AKIUCAi JiEF-ii AITLY
An American who has resided in Lon
don for the pat year and engaged In sup
plying rolling stock from the United States
to rr any of the European countries, recent- I
ly wrote soliciting orders in the Transvaal
from a railway jest built there.
He received the following Ignlficsnt
response; " The agent and manager of the
South African Rail way company bee to
Inform you that orders for materia!, etc.,
are given exclusively to Ihe Dutch and
German manufacturers for the reason
that America does not deserves them or
deserve to be favored In any commercial
way after indorsing the McKlnley tariff. "J
Observant citizens have noted that when
ever schema in which Mr Btatne I Inter
ested are pasted befote congress and seem
likely to become laws the lobbies are at
once crowded with the familiar old gang
ol subsidy-grabber. These plotter be
lieve It possible to attain tuch an eminence
In their profession to be entitled some day
to the sobriquet of "patriotic American
erdp-bultder. Nothing so endears the
lubbyUt to the heart of the average editor
ol a triple-tax organ as success in plunder
Ing the people as a bit! for higher ta x
levies.
Mr M cKsaly cites Italy, Spain, Mexico,
SoatH America, Austria Hungary sad
Rttssta as among the countiies that share the
blessings of "protection" ia cotrmon with tbe
United Slates. Hut the author of the tariff s 0
emrwbelmingly condemned by the voters o
this country last year very prudently refrained
from referring to tbe condition ol the laboiing
wlatses to tbote foreign countries, or from ccn-
trasttag their wsges wuh those paid iaEngland.
Neither did be mention the fact that none o
tke eMher manufacturing countries maintain a
taxapoa raw ma'.e.iabor have an sverage
4aty of 50 per cent upon schedules containing
thotttaads of article. Mr McKinly U discreet.
Palmer 101 and Streetcr 97. Such is the
eesult ol the vote for senator in Illinois Pal-1
r is a democrat and a statesman. Strecter
it tbe independent or farmer s canuiua.e.
Oaly a yesr since he wss a strong tariff reform-1
ex. but now be avows that be is a pro'ection-
itt. This he dies to gt the republican vote
fer Uniwd State senator, aad it looks very
much like the republican party of Illinois, the
state of Lincoln snd Logan, were , about '-to
crook the utecnaat binces of the knee where
thrift may follow fawning" and elect a
cipher to the United States senate.
When any portion of a dres Urt or
drapery has been tori: or soiled, it can
often be successfully covered by changing
the arrangement of the draperies, or by an
Ingenious disposition ol trimming, in
harmony with bat Is already In use. A
rent should always be darned with ravelled
threads ol the material, and well pressed
en the wrone side, on several thicknesses
of heavy clolh.
The Attorney-General has decided that no
bouaty cn be paid this year ( on maple sugar
produced before July t. Before the announce
ment of this decision more than Joo applica
tions tor license had been received from sugar
producers at the office of the collector of inter
nal revenue. " " ' ' -
The election tn Canada yesterday n suited
ia the election of a maioiisy of IS or I S con
crvativestothe Canadian parliament as against
a maiaritv ot Co in the last. The conserva
. j
lives are tbe government party, and' favored
lest libers! trade while the liberals. favor mote
liberal trade with foreign countries.
of
too f
The people of Harrisburg have voted a
three
E wiiH tax to suroort a free school this
year.
This is a wise step and show that Harnsburg's
citizens are waking up from the lethargy that
bss heretofore retarded their, progress. Their
faces are in the right direction.
The Utter part of this month the District
Teachers Institute will be held in this city.
Evry teacher who intends to keep step with
ihe progress of Ihe age should be here.
The grand total of appropriations ma(!e by
Reed's congress was'5980, 700, This will be a
very heavy loador Reed and his party to carry
Of the 17,000,000 wag earners in
country, 7,000,000, or forty-four per cenl,
engaged in farming.
1
Now let tie bridge at this city be built,
buin tbSs yw. Delay fs ffe'tsHW.
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Kntfre Body wflh White
Scale. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.
My lS-a (portl) drat broke out oa ml left
elwk, prowling across tar nam, and aluioat eoy.
erttiS my 1mm. H ran Into my eye, and th
iliir.lnB wim afraid 1 would J . i.....
aiUiKntli.r, It spread ail rw mt bead, ami m.
p bur ail f out, until 1 wa
( 1 ' enwrety oaia-fwaaee ; 11 Uien
ot on my arms and
shoulder, until my arm were
lnt or, tore. It eovered mv
enure liody, my far. xf.
rid shoulder being tit worst.
tm while cab fell rm.ii.fitl.
1 fro
f 1 -id z
from my head, sbonbfcr, and
arm; Hi skin would tbbkes
and b red and wry tv.Uy,
and would eraek aed tttaei
1 1 w.iL.J I. . . .
u Alter apmitna
. . - .'.. j ...,.. u. miliar.. I
, w' ' mimvuncw incfiraoie. 1
hi-'l of ihe ccnciiBA fisssMEt, and aftr twlng
tw liittif :irrit.cA Ukrolvsht, 1 could a
and alur I bwl taken four tw tU-, 1 wa
s:iti',", !-!fi.-it; nml whm I bad used ti boui- of
. r;' i it I:koi.vrt, one box of Ctmctra. and
en of C'CTKtra Boa I tu run-d of the
a ! ji'Iimjm from which f bad orTtwl for Ihr
fur-. I eatinol ilpriatllh a pen what I suffered
t, I.,. -,tna ,( Itraams. Tbey saved my life, and
I fwf it my Hisf to reeonimead them. My hair I
fMimwl it ifwd a rr, and so ie my eyestubt.
M;i. UtiiSA KELLY, UoekweU fill, Iowa.
Cuticura Reselvent
Tin new m, PoHfter, Intemally (to eleasts
I : i.IwhI of all impurlUea od poiaoooa elemeDte).
et.,1 CtTU.-fSA, the great tikis Cure, sod OiTicCkA
.-p, sit qul.lle hkia iieauUAer, eiteiwally (to
!' ! ! calp and restore the hair), have
Mr. I UliMaaoil of earn where tb aheddinc '4
nwaenred a quart dally, th ekle crarkwl,
t;vli Immloit. etui ltbfri almoe beyoad
enIittn!. hair lifclea or ail suae, aaffert&x lerrl.
' bat other reined it bar made eucb etirea?
f'. rverywbera. I'rica, Ctmcca. SO.; Boat,
31.: llt.Hf, ft. FreparwJ by the I'vTTsa
titu'j a Mai( .l f'oKroaAVioa, isotoo.
"t fr " How to l.'or rikla Iieaae, M
? iiliuuaUoo, aad luo taaUoKMaial.
p ? t 11 ,K8, l.laekhead., ri , mh, r happed, and
I ifl cU7 ko cared by Cum eat Boak
if8T0F8 THE PA1JI.
j ,T!- '. kMnej- pain, weakneas,
E?-t..?.'-"'MMm, aad rouacular paio re
II P'l " " rrilnuta by Uie Cats-
T"W Autt-I'mJa Ftaater. ttta.
-OF-
Special
W. F EE'M3.
My Spring Stock is now
., the latest
ress
D
Both in WOOLEN and WASH FABRIC."".
-To The
Make a Specialty of Ladies Underwear, in "Karn
liicBED and Muslin. My Prices are He LOWEST
and my Goods the Best. Am sol f gent
lor the Celebrated
3lb
'. S. E. HOSIERY,.
Guaranteed stainless, Warranted absolutely
fast, and Free from Poison
: To The Men :
Call and Look at My values in
Finishing -:- Goods,
I bave a Large Stock at tbe Lowest
I cairy a
fur wear ai
and be cor
ill line of the world-renowed BROADHEA.D gosda, unexeeHeo
6nish. ' Iarge stock of Embroideries and Flocncixcs. C
eed thx. A!tany i the beat trading point in Oregon.
-if
SaliM
and get HIORE:
ana
EMfflMITIiBEJ
THOMAS
: j Writ for our New Illortratc i Catalogue of 1S81.
THE LEFFEL WATER WHEEL &ENGI HE CO. SFRiNGFlElJ3,0.. U.S..
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MITCHELL, & LEWIS CO.
jjKALBRS IN
Agricultural Implements
this
are
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and
Conrad Me ve-
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Corner Broadaltih and First m
-DEALEK IN
sid rruits
taaewwre,
'rm tten Prnffs.
tobacco,
:V., ' wgsi;
Coffee,
' Ete,V'
laeaed rsea;
Qreeaastar
fgelnblea,
Cigars, i
fp'.ca, I
Tea, I
Ct., I
terytbing that Is kept la , f
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Arterial Embalmhi- Dona Scient:
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PHELPS, Job Print c
lst.Sfc.Eo Alban
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Complete, Embracing all
Novelties in
Ladies,-
Prices ever offered" U tbe Valley.
: Albany Cigar Fact y,
J, Jestpn, -;- Proprietor.
0nly White 1 ahor Employel
It you want the be?
and most durable furn
ture that is mamifactu'
ed in the city go to
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