The state rights democrat., March 13, 1891, Image 2

The Indication! now re that General
Palmer will be elected aenator In Illlnot.
Throughout France, gardening l practi
cal! tauf ht In the primary and elemen
tary achool. There an about aS.ooo of
thete achoola.
M-Li'-LXULJ LJJ8
Secretary Fuater'a Idcaa o( finance will
be atrial jr political, and part politic have
not m yet taken definite ahape In regard
to the alWer quettlon. Contequenll he
will jrobablr aet hi trap o a to "ketch
the coosjelther a-jroln' or a comlnV
Two stenographer took iao,ooo words of
the aenate ailvcr debate, which cloted at mid
night after Ustiig fourteen hour. They dic
tated their notes into phonographs for type
wiitera to transcribe, had all th copy ready for
the printers by eight o'clock In the morning,
and the Record was on the desks of the senators
when congress convened.
t he wheat crop of South Australia and New
Zealand has just bees harvested. It i report
ed , 000,00a bushels short, and as usaal with
deficient crops, of poor quality. As the pop
ulation of these countriea increase, without in
crease of wheat production, it becomes mora
and more evident that they cannot be consid
ered serious competitors with psoducers of th
United State.
The yj to insure a quick an health
groth of timber, according to the Ne
braska Fatmrr, to mulch around the tree
with straw, old ha, or trash of an kind.
Such treatment will, It aaya, In the course
of ten ears secure a growth of timber
from one tree greater than that of half
ccien of Its kind left to their own re
sources. Gen. Lew V allace, the author of "Ben
Ilur," a he can cure rheumatism In one
night without tail b a poultice of mustard
and garlic applied to the feet. It thia la
true the other halt of the world's popula
tion will now rite up after the care and
call Gen, Wallace blessei.
The miles of various nation, espressed
In ards, are as follows: The Irish mile,
1240 yards; Swta, 9153; Italian, 1766;
Scotch, 1984; Tuscan, 1S08; German,8io6;
Arabian, 2143; Turkish, iSj6; Flemish,
6Sy6j Vienna, 8266; Roman, i6i3 or aoij;
Werst, 1167 or 1337; Dutch and Prussian
6480; Swedish and Danish, 7Jft 4; Eng
lish and American, 1760.
Senator Gorman is a most metbouical man.
He rises at 6 every morning, sits just fixty
minutes at dinner, and never on any pretest
permits an interreptian of his meals. He
takes a alk of a fixed length even 'ay,
bathes at the same hour, and never nscs to
bacco or liquors.
A writer nukes aa ingenious calculation a
to the restoration of the potato crop, suppos
ing it to be so reduced that only no tuber
were left in existence. On the assumption
that this solitary tuber produced tea sett, ibeir
product the same, and to ou, in tea years the
totil product would 1 I o, 000,000, oco, a
quantity sufficient to stock the whole woild.
' The Supreme Court of Iowa has finally af
finned the verdict below ia the famous Jones
County calf case. Just what that verdict was
everybody but those interested hat forgotten.
It appears, however, that twenty years ago
ti ere was a la suit btguo'aliout some caUc
worth about f 15. Neither tide would owa ap
beaten, so the dispute wss carried fora court
to court, the costs accumulating no'U they at
last reached (14 00.
The first passenger cars for this country
were merely stage coaches on the rail, and ia
other countries tbey still keep something Of
this form. Ia America large, airy car for
passengers were early introduced, and the
parlor car, the sleeping car, the hotel car and
the dining car are all of American origin, and
are little ased else here. The street tramway.
or horse rail rot d, and the elevated railways
for rapid travel in cities, were first used ia this
country.
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Politics In this portion of the county
will be badly mixed hereafter, aa Is appar-'
ent from the present trend of affairs. Re
publicans are arrayed against each other
and the bitter feeling existing will do con
siderable towards insuring vlstory for the
democratic party. Differences should be
healed, and the Time$-Molaitr will
take the initiative In holding out the olive
branch towards any republicans who differ
from It on local questions. Afovmuuntf.
Sockless Simpson, the hayseed congress
man from Kansas, was asked by a Wash
ington lad the other Jay If It wa true
that he did not wear socks. Mr Simpson
had his nerve with him and replied:
"Madam, I believe In the doctrine of re
ciprocity. If ou will show me your sock
I will how you mine." "Oh, my t" e
claimed the lady , and fled. Yet the world
must admit that Mr Simpson had a keener
sent of propriety than the lad. 7V
gram. The Hand of Juan Fernandez, once inhabi
ted by Robinson Crasoe, it now tenanted by
former Austrian officer, Baron Von Rodth,
who, after being forced by the terrible wounds
which be received at the battU of Sadowa ia
1856 to leave the army, grew tired of the mo
notony of existence in civilized Europe, and
determine ! to devote his fortune to a life of ad
vent are. For fifteen years past be has been
living on the Island of Juan Fernandez with a
small colony of natives and ot European de
serters from civilization, and only communica
ting with the world once a year, when he sends
hit fine sailing yacht to Valparaiso for pro
visions sdd supplies.
Ex-Senator Eaton of Connecticut, having
said that tx prrsijnnt Cleveland it "no demo- !
crat," democratic newspapers all over the
country are simultaneously reminded that when
the Morrison bill was pending in congrer and
the democratic party was comrniitcd to the
doctrine of tariff reform as einlodied in that
bill, Mr Eaton, who was then in the house
put himself st the head of Ike republicans and
the minority o( tht democrats and moved to
strike out the reacting clause and thus sided
In defeating it, lleissgainsl Cleveland, no
fo his stiver views, because be agrees with
him rn that nutter, but because Cleveland is
a tariff reformer, while Mr Eaton it not.
The to ctlled cities of tt United States, at(
at the time of the adoption of the constitution
1775. were onl) vi hat would now be counted
tawrt of moderate size. Hut in ea.h of these
little capitals tnere wat sn aristocracy that af
fected the style and fashion of the English
gentry. Gentlemen and ladies gathered at
f.is liunaUc houses in the afternoon, and spent
ttie time in talking and tipping tea from dtibty
li tie china cups. Somttirret Urge paitiet
rt de down to a public garden in the country,
or a tavern by the sea side, to drink lea. In
ni st of the chief tewnt there were held once
in twe weeks "M'iiilii.,,or bslls. At these
aMcmblics theie were stately minue's and
co tntry dances, tad much money wat lost and
wi n at card tablet in a room prepared for
fashiunaMegambling, which wat then one 0
thr recognized amusements of good society.
"Ioakij Wanted. A young lady wishes
bo.ird and rented room, In private family
(-Mii.anvrit place. Addrt, or call at'
iSMoi.-KAT t,lf'.rc, for information.
IN CONTROL, 1
The democrat Is In control In Massa
chusetts, and young men are in control of
the democratic part of lb at slate. The
sceptre has departed Into new hands and
new Ideas and new men are guiding In the
old commonwealth.
It I remarkable stor. A doscn
young men, some of republican ant! tome
ot democratic antecedent, met In a little
room on State street In the fall ot 1SS8.
They were, most ot them, young men of
wealth, of collegiate U. lining and of high
social petition. The f aimed a "Ycung
Men' Demociatlc Club" and began a cru
sade In behalf of "free raw material'' and
M freer trade. "
The club grew rapid!. The social pos
ition of Its founders helped to make It pop
ular. The work it was doing showed
courage and unselfishness and young men
all over the state hastened to join It, For
two ear this work went on, and then
came the election ot iyo, and member ot
the club from ever portion of the state
were elected to high official position.
William E Russell, one of the founder
of the club, Is at thlrt-four ear ot.age
the governor ot the state. John C Crosby,
the Bret president ot the club, I at thirty
one congreseman-etect from the Twelfth
or Berkshire district. Sherman Hoar, a
nephew ot Senator Hoar, of Force bill
tame. Is at thirty congressman-elect from
the Fifth or Gen. Dank' oil dlstrl;t
George Fred. William I at thirty dt
congressman-elect from the Ninth district.
Nathan Mathews, another ot the founder
ot the club, I at thirty-six the Mayor of
Boston. Harvey II Pratt la at thirty the
District-Attorney tor the Southeastern
district. Joslah Qulncy Is at thirty-four
the secretary of the democratic state com
mittee and the leader of his party on the
floor of the house ot representative. The
democrats have ninety-eight member in
the lower haute ot the legislature, and the
average ot their age I let than thirty
nve. it nas been a uung rr.tn move
ment throughout. There ha been noth
ing like It .before In Massachusetts and
there la nothing like it to-day In any other
ttate In the union. Every one concede
that the work ot theae young men carried
Massachusetts for the democracy.
It la a cheering prospect, for the triumph
of the young democracy of Massachusetts
was a triumph ot Ideas It wat a vindica
tion ot all that I best In A merican cltlien
ship It was a proof of the superiority ot
principle over venality In political affair.
Major C Boyd Barrett, formerly of
Leesburg, Va ,but for the past eight ears
a resident ot Aberdeen, S. D, and editor
of the Republican, of that city, waa In
Washington last week. In speaking of
the election of James A Kyle to the senate
to a Washington Post reporter he said that
It was a case of the office seeking the man,
not the man seeking the office. Senator
elect Kyle la a man of more than ordinary
ability, and will make an able representa
tive. His first appearance In politic was
on last Fourth of July. He made a speech
at Aberdeen on that day which attracted
wide attention among the farmera for the
position he took on the tariff and silver
questions. He was shortly afterwards
nominated a the farmers' alliai.ee candi
date for state aenate, and after a hot fight
was elected by a narrow majority. Sena
tor Kyle was formerly a democrat, and
his sympathies natural' lie In thit direct
ion, though earlier In life he was a repub
lican, and Mr Barictt believes that his
election l the entering wedge toward
placing the late in the democratic column
in ioi.
The Ameriun Ec.mvtuil, published In
the Interest of protected manufacturers I
putting forth herculean efforts to show that
the McKlnley bill did r.ot Increase the
prices of goods upon which the duty had
been placed, while McKlnley, the father
of the tariff measure, frankly admits
that did, and boldly proclaims that
that la the chief purpose of a protective
tariff. Of course McKlnley knows that If
protection did not enable the teller to get
a better price, then protection would be a
failure even to the protected. Taking this
logical and thruthful view of the matter
he bwldf avows that it Is not 'cheapness"
of goods but "dcarnets" that we want.
These friends of protection are driven to
the wail, and hence we find them making
all kinds of excuses for the working of
'protection." But the hand-writing I on
the wall. Protection I doomed.
It seem democratic paper are disposed
to prejudge the commission. Their hope
now seems to be In the courts overthrow
ing the com m Union. Having power to fix
rate and enforce It decision, pub'le sen
timent should be directed to making the
commission useful. There Is not a section
of the new land that haa not been adjudi
cated favorably in the courts. Give the
commission t chance. Salem Journal.
Not correct. The democratic papers
have no faith In a law which was passed as
the late law was. It was notorious that
railroad attorney and henchmen were In
the lobbies In Salem when the bill passed,
and that the serate amendments were sug
gested by the these men and approved by
them. The railroads were then In force
and helped defeat the maxl.num rate bill
wih the Miller bill Time will prove the
present law traluclgt.
Friends of Harrison are pultlng them
selves to the trouble of telegraphing all
over the country that Dudley will not ac
company him on his trip to the Pacific
Coast. But no better selection could be
trade than Dudley. Does not every one
know thai Dudley, through his block-of .
five scheme, (which enabled him to open
ly and unblushing! buy sufficient votes to
carry Indiana and New York,) secured the
election of Harrison? Then why not
make him a traveling companion?
Gen Alger pasted Ihroi gh Birmingham A.',
bama on Saturday en route to Florid?.
While there he had a conference with soms
leading republicans. These politicians have
received a circular marked "confidential,"
which urged them to attnd a meeting of re
publican clubs to be held in Cincinnati in
April. The last paragraph of the circular
savs: "Hon James G lilains and Gen Ruttell
A Alger will be present at the meeting."
Those who received the rirculsrs are of the
opinion that th proposed meeting is to boom
otatne tor prcinicni and Alger lor vice-presi-
dtnt.
At the meeting of the District Farmer's Al
liance at Sioux Citv, Iowa, Tretident Powers,
of the National Alliance, and Furrow, of the
Iowa Alliance, i ein preten', it w: s voted to
adhere to low tariff nd prohibition
The question is raised whether Harrison
will fill all the nine new judgeships with repub
licans. Will a duck swim? Will it rain any
in thit month? Will a moose eat cheese? Will
a weatel kill chicken;?
An old colonial t'atute hat been unearthed
in Georgia which requires minister! to "read
from their pulpits, at leas: four timet a year,
the public laws, to that the people may under
stand them."
SHILOfl'S VITALIZEU it whit yta
ossd foi Ooustipatioa, Lou ot Appeti'e, Dii
Kn, and all tjinptorxt of Dyspepia. Price
11 and lo ee&u tier butc. r.
WASHINGTON.
(From eur rtaratar oo.-wpondsnt.)
Wasiunoton, March i, 1S91.
Senator Ingalls Is making the effort ot
hi life to get Mr Harrison snubbed by the
republican senate, and to get even with an
old personal enemy at the same time, by
getting the nomination of representative
Anderson, ot Kansas, to be Consul-Gen
eral to Egypt, which Mr Harrison tent to
the sonate with that ot Senator Blatr to be
mlclstet to China, rejected, or '-hung up,"
hlch would keep Anderson out ot the
office until next December,
The shipping bill In which the lobby
was mostly InteretUd, the one granting a
tonr.age subsidy to all American vessels
engaged tn trade with foreign countries,
waa defeated In the House, and the least
objectionable bill, that authorising the
granting ot subsidies to t4cam vessels, In
the guise of payments for carrying United
States mail, was pasted, with aa amend
ment reducing the amount to be to paid.
In principle one of thete bill I jutt a ob-
ectto nable a the other, but I call the one
that passed the least objec tlonabl
cause It will require a great deal let
m obody cvuld tell how much the
other oni would have taken had It become
a law.
Through the machinations of .that enter
prising lobbyist, ex-Senator Mahone, all
present hope of a new government print
ing office In place ot the tumbledown
structure now usea as such, it gone
glimmering, and It I much to be regretted
that two such eminent democrats as Sena'
tor Gorman and Butter should have al
lowed themselves to be used as Instru
ments for the accomplishment of Ma-
hone's purpose. Finding It impossible to
sell to the governmet.t as a site for the
new printing office, for $150,300, a ptece
of land entirely unsuited for the purpose,
Mahone.through hiepard," Sena'or Cam
eron, the man who couldn't see any harm
In speculating In silver white a bill effaci
ng Its vatue was pending In the senate,
set to work to prevent the site recommend
ed by the committee being purchased by
me present congress. The scheme was
well worked. V.'aittng until the closing
rush ot the session began, when member
are glad to postpone anything, a resolution
was offered to lay ttie whole matter aside
until next December, and It wa adopted.
This Is all right for Mahone, but l.s rather
tough on the more than two thousand men
and women who sacrifice their health
and endanger their live In the old build
Ing. The question naturally arises t do
these democratic leuators propose trying
to help Mahone sell his ground to Uncle
Sam through the democratic congress? I
cannot bellve it.
Mr Harrison now has a whack a the
direct tax bill that Mr Cleveland vetoed,
the senate having agreed to the House
amendment. It is safe to say that he will
not follow the example ot Mr .Cleveland
in that respect.
A llll allowing an annual pension ot
$1,500 to the widow ot Admiral Porter Is
also In his hands.
Once more U S Treasurer Hustor. has
resigned, and this time it Is tor keeps. He
refuses to be Interviewed, but hla close
personal friends do not hrsltate to say that
It Is Mr Huston's Intention tn return to
Indiana and put In the biggest licks In hi
political blacksmith shop against Mr Ben
jamin IIarlror, who, by refusing to make
him secretary ot the treasury, furnished
the last straw which broke the camel's
back, which had been for some time
strained to Its utmost because of social
tight. Mr Harrison figure now on
counteracting Mr Huston's opposition by
the support of Mr J A Leacke, ex. state
treasurer of Indiana (a Grctham man)
who will be I. Is successor at treasurer.
Senator-elect Kyle, ot South Dakota,
Is a daily visitor at the Capitol. He aaya
that on questions of tariff and finance he
will act with the democrats; but that does
not prevent the republican trying to win
him over by attention and "taffy." Time
only will tell what sort of a man he Is.
GOOD NEW.
A dltpatch from 'Springfield, Illinois
last night says:
There appears no doubt to-dght that
fohn M Palmer, democrat, will be elected
to the United Slates senate to-morrow.
After a long talk with General Palmer
this afternoon Representatives Moore and
Cockrell Issued a lengthy add res to their
party, the Farmers Mutual Benefit Asso
ciation, saying: "The Interview was sat
isfactory, even beyond our hope. While
he doe not fully represent us, he hss
forced us to believe he is an honest man.
We are more firmly convinced than ever
that the future prosperity and happiness
of this country depends on the success and
growth of an independent party. An In
dependent political movement by the toil
ing millions is the only hope of Use people.
In view of the facts stated above, we will
to-morrow tast our votes for John M Pal
mer, and bring this prolonged contest to a
dose."
Representative Taubenock, the other
Farmers Mutual Benefit Association man
has repeatedly declared he would never
vote for Palmer. -
This la a great victor for the democrats.
Wnen the legislature of that state convened
Jan ist It stood as follows: Democrats
lot, republicans loo and JPH B A.
Neither party lud a majority but the in
dependents held the ba'ance of power.
Balloting has been going on since that
time, the democrats voting all the time for
Palmer, The republican voted for Ogles
by awhile, but It soon developed that the
Independents would r.ever vote for him.
Then the republican leaders attempted to
concentrate their fores on Streeter the
Independent candidate but or 5 of their
number would not vote for him. This re
sult will be most gratifying to the demo
crats of the whole country.
A DEFICIT NOW.
The cngrett just cloted, upon the merit of
which the people patted last November, wss
capable in its way. 1 he w ly, however, i
not commendable. The appropriations ol
both tettions were $1,000,000,000, a sum so
great that i uman compre tension hardly grasps
it. The treasury surplus, which gs Presi
dent Cleveland to much concern and led him
to plead for a reduction of '.ax leviet, will
hsve ditappeartd by the dote of the fiscal year
Republican extravagance has absorbed it all.
When the demxratic house will assemble
next December it will be confronted by a far
more teriout problem thin wat presented by
the famous message of Cleveland in 1887
Then the question was how best to prevent
furtliur accumulation of a growing 'surplus,
Th question for the next congress will be bow
best to make up a deficit. This is an un
pleasant past, but to thit complexion republi
can extravagance hat brought the country.
SHILOH'HCUEB will immediately re
lievo Croup, VV hooping Cough and Ai ouchitis,
Fo.hay & Maton; agenta.
Wrbrbto Get Them. When wanting
wi organ or plana call 03 G L Ulackman
h -c you can seUr.t from a first class
tot.
- .-
Wanted, to rent an organ for several
months. Call at the Dkuocbat office.
Paisley & SmlloyTh Printers, Fllnn Block
Holme Bubinbs College, of Portland
Or. will open Kept. 1st. J A Weeco, the
leading penman of the coast, has become
a partner in thia school and will make it
the leading business college. Send forja
catalogue.
BBotrnrsriLLii.
March Oth, 1801.
The beautiful mow haa disappeared
and spring la here. Home are at work
in their garden and life haa taken on a
different phaae to that aanutued one week
ago. Oregon aauiniit the world and the
balance ol tuanatnu.
T B Pllkbitrr Is again down lib In
flammatory rheumatism.
Pick Bradley is now on the nek Hit,
We eee 3 D Arthur in town, on his
wav to vour ltv. Ha reports now to a
depth ot 1 toee between here and hi
plaea at Mountain itome.
Wm A Dunn, of Mil ttlace. soea to
lorn today for a copy ot our now charter,
which oy tne way atiowa norm urown
ville to bond herself tor the turn ot
110,000 to be used in the conittnictloti of
water work, which will doubtled be
done the commit lumtner We know of
no place with a better chance or location
for watur works than Brownsville. The
hill near town will be a fine place for a
reservoir and give en awiui lorce.
A hie time at the residence of W T
Cochran tonight in the way ot a Musing
be. Correspondent not tnvtieo.
Miner here are all excited over the
big atrlke on the gantlain, and are con
fident ot like development on the Cala
pooia in the near future.
MTill lerTnCKR B0CNO4BT.
March Oth, 1801.
Mr John Morrow
baa gone to "Crook
county.
Mr and Mri Cavinesa, of Albany, have
been visiting thelrdaughter.Mra rhltpot
Mia MenU Boenerman baa been vieit
ing tier itater, Mrt Camming, near Hal
ey.
William Horn, a throsherman ofKu
aoae. waa In thia vicinity last Saturday
making arrangement for threshing the
coming crop.
Bo me of our neighbor have ticen hav
ing the measles. It i reported that
every member of one family waa down
with them at the aatne time.
Clarence Taylor lost a valuable horse
hut week from being snagged.
Mr McNarr, o! Salem, is spending a
few days with his son, Aogeio.
Mrs Locke has uovea Into her new
cottage.
vAstMI.I.
The Oakville Horticultural Society
met on the evening ot March 3rd, and
elected the following offlocra for the en
suing year: KLHmith, president; Mr
J ri Moiir, vice president ; ueo u uarion,
ecretarv. Mr A M Acheaon, treasurer.
The society will meet again ou Tuesday,
March 17th. 1801. at 7 o'clock, p m. At
Uiia meeting Mr Barton will read a pa
per on "Insects, and flow to Extermin
ate Tbeiu."
The pconle of Oakville are often awak
ened from their alumbers bv delightful
music ; bat of late it ha changed Into
profanity. The people anew ly this
that he was a stranger, and on invest!
ration it was found to be Thomas Ie
Feline. Thomas is very nice generally
but when he sret his back utwtie will
swear. He ami a young man by the
name of HAG Coon are looked upon
with suspicion.
Mr Wilson White, of f equina, is vis
iting with D E Junkin.
Amicus forgot to sign bis name last
week. i'axsY.
THE REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE
IfW, r. fclMsrw, erlslra!alr It
riaeaaasas stall) ! Ike C stab rat
ssUsIsms. aa sssw H Wa aUasllesl a
Dv Barrla.
CiacXAMis, Or.. Feb !8. 1BI.
Dr Parrln It Rives me a rest pleasure
tn aay that the boron treatment von gave
mo two year ego waa a f eefect sucosa.
For ra 1 bd been afflicted with tuk
or liver apota on difTarent part of my
person. I v lotted yon one and lock the
bom UeatmiuL" Io a tew weeka I
was peimanenllv eurrd, and have never
seen any symptom sine. Kfr to me.
W. r.HUBBAK.r.
Bw He al4 H Psaasts.
Editor OrwffooUo-For twelve year
past I have txxtt seriously afflicted with
kidney and liver complaint, pain In the
pioeana ii-cwbi, aitt nrsa ami frinsr
ally oot rf aotia. With six tronlh' lo
trto and home treatment b lr Darrln I
am co rel of most of my trot, blea. Have
gained 17 pounds In the time.
TUOMAS BUFF,
Macksbnrg, Oregon,
Dr Dart la Is a mauler of the art and
selencti of treating d ! by e'-cctr'.cJt,
and stand at the bead of hla profession.
Ill room ar crowded from morning te
night, acd he ia meeting with the same
marvelous auecess bare that baa marked
hla eourno throoghout tb United butts
and Kurope for the last 27 3 ear.
Dr Dan in treat curable chrunlo, acute
and private dUeaoea, blood taJiita, lose or
falling manhood. Uervouadobilit.efJMta
el error, or excesses in old or jot. nit,
loss of nutnory, diseases caused by
mercury In the Improper treatment of
private dlaeaa
Office 70 X Washington sl.,rortland.Or.
Hours 0 A. M. to 8 P. M.. dally. Kaam
Ination free and confidential, question
blanks and circulate sent gratis to aay
address, patients cured at home.
Urders thai atTeet the Kidneys
Are amTtg ibe mo formidable knoun, Di
abtttet, Bright' disease, gravel and other
complaints of the urinary organs tr not or
dinartly earad in severe eases, but they rosy
be aveitrd by timely meditation. A useful
stimulant of the urinary glands ho ever
tK n fontid in HotU-tUr't Stomach Hitters,
a msdtcloo which not only afford the rcq
niait ttimaliis whsn tbey become ioativo,
but iccresaea their vigor and seotttive pow
r. By i.)oreting the activity of th kidneys
ud tladtlar, this mbdiuine hasthasddition
sl effect of expelling from the blood impur
ities which it i the peculiar t dies of those
organs to eliminate and psaa r.ff. Th Hit
ters is si'so a turiticr and strenglheoer of the
howsla, an tayiirerator of the stomsch.atid
a ma'bhless remedy for biliousness and fver
and ague. It counteracts a tendency to pre
mature decay, and suttiu and comfort th
ged anp intinn.
Matlmtrt k Washburn's -Line
of a to vat and ringet,
to ttako
They tike the eske,
why
The brat to buy,
no li.
It boton pi
or fry.
Bay on and try,
oh my,
.Before you die
and gel into the tky.
Business Changr. Sul TI, for a long
time with San Wa, a heap good man who
sabct the laundry business, ha bought out
Lee' laundry near the Revere Iioue,nnd
will herealrer run It. Satisfaction guarsn
eed.
Relieved of Kidney Trouble.
8 J Cranio, Rotsiiui House, Toronto, Can
ada write:
'I hav bean t.oubled with a backache for
tome tltn past, and great difficulty in pass
ing urine. Three weeks ago I applied an
AlJouk's Porous Piaster, and hav done so
every five days since. Almost immediately
I had partb.i relief, and now I tm eutirely
free from pain water jassir.g freely and
perfuctlycle.tr, without burning. low my
great relief to Aliock's Porou Plaster and
heartly lecoonimouil tbem in any case of
kidney t ooble."
SLEIil'LESS NIGHTS, made mitersble
by that teriitlo cough. Shiliih'sCure is the
Unmedy ft-r you.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liv.r Complaint T Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaiaoteed to cure you.
Freach Taaty Wafers,
wafers are a sure and safe if ct6.
klndsof female troubles anc -.v'i'
all obstructions to the mom, 1
no matter what the cause. It.t
ttwhat every woman need'. , at
ised with safety. For sale t tin
The
for a
remot
period
are ji
can be ised wttn satetv.
Livinsstone Chemical Co., also Iron ou
sole agent, J ACumming, druggist, Bh in
berg b)ck, A Ibanv, Oregon.
TELEGRAPH 10 NEWS
Oregon lariaeBiuars
Salkm, March to. Oregon Pacific inten
tion rumors tre egain flying thick and fst
A few days ago a strange gentleman, an east
em capitalist, with th interesf of thi Oregon
racing at heart aieompsnied an' official over
th road, examining various propertie in con
nection wim witit in company, ana ram stray
words dropped her and , there it is evldtut
that th road is not going to "remain in its
present unfinished eonditioa very long. The
shops will have to be enlarged, and it teems
it will btonly a short time until consummation
of the building of this road will he effected.
an Klcrtrle Invention.
Eucknk, Msrch to Mr FT Crouch, ol
this city, ho jutt com out with a new Inven
tion which bids fair to revolution! the pres
ent method of applying electricity to the pur
poses 01 illumination, especially when on'y a
few light are required. Mr Crouch's method
Is to hsve a small dynamo In any building.
Ills dynamo ia a real improvement on the
old style, doing away with th biuthcs en
tirely anj giving a much steadier light. The
nnintulated wit may be add id the naked
hands without shock. Ia this way a hout
may be wired and on lamp may be moved
about Hit building ind set in operation where
ever th wire it touched ,
A rieaeer Dead.
Salem, Or, March to. John Farrar.on o
Salem' oldest and highest respected citizens,
died this morning at 1 13 Deceased was St
year old. II leave two Sons, on daughter
and a wife. He was th father of S.iulis
ratlsr, of tlilt citv. Th funeral will ik
f Uce Wednesday afternoon at a o'clock.
'Mm EaKllah fredieiiea.
London, March IO Theblhzard In South
England continues, although the weather In
London is milder. The rgltroads of Kent and
Sussex are completely l,kx.ka.!cdj the neigh
uming cvumry 1 coveien aeepty with snow.
n uumiauc, wmcn accompanied the snow
storm, hss piled the snowjrins os all attics,
tupping an ironic on laitfoaj lines sod uikh
country road.
alary I arrested.
Oaioot City Mwb io,Al a congrega
tional meeting of ibe rietb)tcrun clutch last
tight, stall ws extended to Kv C W
Giboney to become settled pastor of the church
a this city, Mr Gil oney has been with the
church since January 1 1800. lie received
unanimous call at the meeting last night, and
hi salary wss increased to 1 ico per annum.
A Big riawd.
Okoina, Miss, March 9. Reports receiv
cd show thst great damage hat been don
thtOJgbout th countiy by lit floods of Satur
day snd Sunday. Many btidges and turn
pikes bav been washed away and railroads
damaged. At Lexington, Miss, ibe storm was
the most destructive ever known. Fainting is
entirely suspended aad the land is badly wa-.h-ed
out. c'eUyi-g planting two or thie weeks.
A letrific sto-m pasted within thre miles of
Ilrandcm last night, carrying destruction In its
path.
A rbeaatstteaat Kite.
Nashville Ttan, Marh 9. The phenom
enal iie in the river continues Ibis mora eg
The gauge read 46 feet, a rise since Fildsy
morning of a$4 feet. Much dsmage ha
been done. Fiom 1 (00 in aooo ni.i hjv
been dtivcji ftom their homes, and go) in
wareb-stt and ceUars hsve sufleied mtt:h
damsge.
Tfc ralUansI ,aalrkt.
Sah FaaKO eco, March 0 The C.liforr ia
legislature a III tomotrow commence ballo'.W
for United Sia e senator ta comtdete the un
expired term ofGeorge Hearst, deceased The
republicans hav 90 votes Out of a ttlsl of 13
in btfh houses. The csodi late most piumi
nentty mentioned aiet
Mottis M Lttee'ex-congressmsn Charles N
relt n, M II de Young, George II Iloncbrake.
ex-govrratr Getxge C I'etkins, Genen.1 N I'
Chipmaa and cx-seaator A f Williams.
A Long Trie.
Poar -Townsjxd, March 9. After the
longest pstsag ever nude beiwsen Great
Britain and the Pacific coast the British bark
Embleton arrived her lodsy. Sb was 613
day from the port of Androssao, In Scotland.
The voyag was a series ot accidents that
were caough to wear out Ibe patience of a
Jolt. The tint leton left Aodrottan on July 3
1S89, for Tarotna, in command of Captain
Bennett.
A Wswles) UUt.
Dallam, March 9. Prominent cltUei.s
of Dallas are orgsnlxlng a joint stock com
pany, with a capital stpek of $10,000, for
the purpose of building and operating a
woolen mill at tht place. There I noth
ing visionary In the movement. It is an
assured fact.
a Sriiool Uerllsa.
S.Lri,Msrch9. At the school election
this afternoon W B Simpson was elected
ciera and r R Smith, director. For di
rector there was but one candidate. There
were three for clerk with the voe as fol
lows! Simpson, 417; S A Handle, 350; W
a Uoggs, 171.
A Tralat Wreck.
Teoiia, March 8,-The Jacksonville &
Southern fast passenger train, whkh left here
st Itto thi mornintr. met with a terrible in
dent st Havana, III. The train consisted of a
baggage car, coach, chair car and two stenera
and was sn hour sn J a half late, owing to a
terrible ttorm raging at Havana. There is a
thary curve one ami one half miles from the
de.xit, and the engine struck th , curve at a
switch snd left the track. Alt the cart fol
lowed, piling op in treat confusion. Two
were killed outright, Uo fatal injured and
several injured.
Itasehew Oat
Washington, March 8. Senator Doh.h
wanted $25,000 to investigate the subject o
artesian wells in Eastern Oretjon in reference
to their adaptability for Irrigation purpose,
but the departmcat having made uo estinuto
lor tin turn, It was knocked out on a point ol
order. When henresented hit amenJmenl ka
also gtve s.me information which had been
gathered l.y the agricultural department with
refcr&nce to irrigation nutters in Orego.
A Fatal free Ride.
Trinidad. Colo, March 8. When the
freigh' trsin on the Fort Worth road srrivtd
here last night, tmoke wat tten ittning from a
refrigerator car. The door was broken open,
ami two men who were sualintf a ride were
found 1 ini in th straw ufroctcd .
A It's Bala Starm,
Memphis, Tenn, March 8. The rainfall in
this city and section ol the south for the past
twodnyt has been I'oprecedenled. Nca-ly
five inches have. fallen sn. this city during the
pstt lorty-eijiht jiours., Specialt from adja
cent country report a heavy rain in generri.
The Tennessee river rose seven feet in twenty
four hours ot Flo.ente Ala, and is still rising
rapidly.
' Adjunrned Sine Die. v
Olymphm, March 8. The legislature ad
journed siue die this rooming at 3:40 o'clock
and tonight not to exceed one-fourth of the
members ar in towa. Nearly evsry one left
town 00 the early morning boat and trains
for their hornet.
A Battle Won.
Paris, March 8. Th French Senegal ex
pedition hss won another battle on the Niger
with the native troops. The natives of Diena
were beaten with a loss of 600 killed and
wounded, Including their chief. The French
lost eleven killed and many wounded.
Ottawa, March 10. Ptofessor (Virgins
the weather prophet, ays: "There ia at
this moment on the North Atlantic
coast and approaching the American coast
a greater storm than any that will happen
during the remainder of this year or any
during- 1893. There will be no earthquakes
beyond a few shakes north of our equator
during these two years. There will be
some south of the equator.
One half dollar redaction on every pair of
Ludlow' tio thoot. A ;ood line of thtm
a 8 E Young'. . :
Just arrited a full line of ladiva, chil
dren, men' and boy' foot wear at O W
Sinr.psoa',, which will be cold at bottom
price.
"ilACKMETAOK, n lasting aoi
Rrant perfume. Pric 25 aad 50 oaati.
hay & Slatoo, agtuts.
f ra
Fo
Ej.aa 8t Achiton handle tba celebrated
Portland cement walls for cemetery lota.
Thete walls can be furnished at half tho coat
sfjany other aad ara fsr superior.
TUB CS0l.lEN HUB tJAZtait,
Has a forgo and complete line ol
good, dolls, doll buggies, hoys' wagon,
ve od pedes and many other goods which
gol to make up n complete assortment,
besides a 'complete lino of lnnins ol
every description. China crockery, fancy
decorated ware, glussware. bird rates.
plush Kootls, inch as Albums, toilet suls,
autograph books, ecrnp books, children's
ADO picture books, and All goods that
are carried in a llaxaar store, Including
Hoger liroe. 1847 silverware. We wish
to call the Attention of the public In par
ucumr to ute 'wuitm Jtulo prize linking
powder and ten, put. tip expressly for
this trade, which gives the best of satis
faction, as is ntteated by the hundreds
who have used Uth the tea ntnl baking
rowder ever nines Introduced bv th
(Jolden Utile liarsnr. Knch tnckago of
tea and can of bucking powder draws a
prize in the shape of a line piece of glass-
ware. He sore to call, when In Albany.
At the Golden Kulu Huzuur, ss you will
uo mire 10 una wuat you want, aim will
lie shown over the store ami 1h treated
kindly by my clerk, Mr. Miller. My
good are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one price to all.
Ji'i.U-a (Jhaowoiii..
Th ON LY place ia the ty wh. telv.st
sro ticket eau It purohat is of h.
Jnster, at the Houtlmrn I'soifio Co ticket
nrllo
NOTICE.
rVO TUB
X county
TAX-PAYKIW OF LISN
Th dollnauetit tax rol
mot be returned to the eierk, April 1st
lesii ah perona owin tr.x are nere
bv not I Hod to make trrniit Immmikia
ly, for If taioe are not pat J by that date
they wilt le delinquent and I wilt be
compelled to levy and aoll property to
cQiioet tne same, a tu tx must ie eoi
.eetofl, Isted March 0, IS?1,
M. KCOTr,
fht!ff and Tx Oolleutof,
I
OUBAIK-Two fresh milk ccwv
Inquire of W W Crawford, Tallu.au,
1iBSALK0RIXCWaN(3ti.Iw;t sail el.as (or
esah. s fscbatiat tm a 4 stut. s euul Whits
Scwttw fAVttles, Ua.1 at the Hats bn.
J. II. ItoWitn.
'IiBESSUItrCHS NOTIOK, In pUU'
.1 anos f an order tf anty oourt.
holaer tf oounty warrauU are rvqaesud
to prtwsut to aatne w mt ror payment
Inuvteat will oes anor MsroU 0. IH91.
V. K VVkih.
Coauty Tioaaorer,
10 KKNT. A store room VixW fee
aullahtefor bntla:emiUadv Innate
Fr Mrttouiartt oaU at tha Lmmocra
oOlo or on J at V J'lpo.
ONEY TO J-OAN.-Xn niall and
five yraia, on good Albany snd Unit
x v at ptjinuuH..
Is rue amounu, from alx month to
rou n 1 y rai euu. 1 mi on or aoor
Mcrberaon, First Hi., All any , Or.
rou n It rl euu. Call on or ddri VY
ALBANY, CREC3K.
Praw their own Bight Drafts
on London, Paris, Frank
fort-ou-tho-Main, Berlin
and all lVncipal Points in
ETJBOPE.
DR. AI50RN,
AT rOETUJt UTIL Jill 51B.
tn AljORN.Pterthsiid Morrison iteata
Tor tltn I, Oregon, the ut-l tuccettful pi j s
efcsn r n oa the American con!ti.etit for the
pedv, cxMitivs, atosoluU and peimtneot
cur for IVorrh of the llestl, Athmt,
flroachttia. 1'oct.mooi and Consumption.
Twsttty-Uve years suecesaful proetiio,
IxtUotAncom relief acd pcramccu
onrei often effected npon first ccas'.ltalioD.
Dr. Aburn, by hi original, ntcderr, somjO
titio methftd, tffrcia
Bpeedf and radical enrea of the meet ob-
iticate ttd lorg nUading case
of Vasal Catsrrli. Oaeno, i)-fnn.s, Dis
cbr(?s from the E.rs, As;hou, IS oucbiti
and ConsomHion.
Also Stomach Disorder. Elliott Culic,
Oslf Stoni a.d Janndice, Heatt, Liver,
Kiiiopy, Jtladiltr r.d Servant Afl.clions;
Ditesac of Men. Alo all aiitr.cnui prtu'.ip.r
to womtn.
Ir. Abi-m can he consnltctl fiom now
until July S. when i leaves for Kurope.
Nora Horns treimetit,:or.rely packed,
so-t hy etrprws to any part i.f theF&cifc
Cosstand Toriitwe for those who cunui.t
yauihly cJl in parson.
riirv imua ntore,
Pfeiffer Block,
Albany,
Stanard & Cusick,
fsoraiaroMi
Druj. Slir.lne, C hemic', Tanry
and Toilet ,rtlt;!e!s,Spoii;o, Hrtishrn.
rtrfunicrv, Pctotil Iinkr, and
Aitlitti' Kuppjia.".
I'll) alelant.' preafrlptlona cure
tolly eoiuponaded.
Ubtdmndarltwamwl. Bnofeak
ia one rafting, TwitirYioni.i. fri.ni n
p.rt of ttta glob. Prtfetu ro
rB.ua, arns a ptHotii to jfrot.
lea J.IUI w lota,
STRANEY & NAG LEY,
PROPRIETORS OF THE ,
City Livery, Feed and Ut
-STABLE.-:
Bun Reanra! Hack lino to and from
Cotvallls. Bt;t rlpa anr cher.xal iati
ia the city. NpecUl attention uiven t
tianaient sleek, fourth trrt, btwen
llworth and Ljon, Albany, Oregon,
J. A. Commirg.
DrxijrH, Xtxint Oils,
Oiatsw, into.,
onEcon.
Dslmonico Rrjstaurant,
Oppokitu Eluiibekg' Block.
New Rooms; -:- Neat Service;
Good Meals, Promptly Served,
for
Twenty-five Cents. .
Oysters in -:-Vourhons
Treatment '
all -:- Styles,
1 Vr t - ciu mCcoi
The Rank of Oregon,
1:- m
mm
WaU
Paper,
22s
ui:iour of thi: conditio
ov mm
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT ALBANY, IS THE STATE Or OftK'ION
, At Hit etrnw ul bushiest, . fu zdtJi, iwrt.
Kmourrrs 1
lansatnl itlMoti!iu,..,,..,.,,..ei7(l ?si.s1
ivirdrtiit,w'iiri!il ami uiMfimred...... MUOft
U.S. UuiKla to sw.'tire elruulim ,,. SVjiki.ik)
SUuks, imiurllM, elaltrin, etn ..,,.., l.flt.f.O
line Irolo iRivo4 rnwrv nculi'ws.,. ,.,... S,Ufi5,Hl
Due front miir Hiwl l!nk ll.wxi wi
Hue (rout Htat lluika Slid btili t. ,..,,., (i.'.ir. !Ki
Hocking hoiiM, fumllutt, and t!iur, ,,.
itrnmi axiwniw ati'l tutu nil ....... ...... l. '.l mo
I'mmluma mi t) S bunts. D.Hij.Mi
Ctiwksaml uthiir mull ittus , ...,...., 44,t,f
lillla irf ullior Hanks Mn ui
raotlimiu 'r curritwy, nkkles and eonui 14.81
t H-la M.t rl M
lAUtl hnulor ti'itm ,, , tUO,00
AwJemiitt'iM fund l'.lt IJ. M, 'J'rvasurvrtfiv
or com 01 iiirauiauitti. J. ............. ......
T.ltl
Liabilities 1
(".li4 V U paid In.,
,,S',nrt.OO
10.0UMOII
, M,W.7
. KUoO.'W
...llnt.M'i.SS
mirpHiNrurKi,,, .
livkltxi iir'.tlu
NattimitJ litttik ff'iU uuutAiidlnlf..,.
imiivuiiiM t!Btlui tmttjwltaiiiwli,,
Demand onrtlrlcmUwof ictniSw....
ixts to t.tlier ,N .UIih.hI I'riuiks , .
f)u to St( Uankt slid bankers. , . ,
.. .00
I&041
Total..
(( wttntun
,.,r2TS,S4M3!
STAT or OKMOfl, CM'STT Of I.IS, SS !
1, E. W, lju.gd' n, t'wl.li'f ot tlis l.or nun
td bank du mtWmnly swesr tba'. Uu aburs tUtetnent
is tru to Hit best of my knMii and l)l f.
1.. W. LANUDON, Csahtvr.
Bulnorltiod and sworn to Wfi rs m lldte h day of
Maroh, DJai. L SI CUIiL,
(U a ) Kutary I'ntdie.
CusKKcr- Attait i
L. ri,tN.V
S. K. VOl KO, V Olroetots.
l. K. ULAINj
EXCUr05'3 NOTICE. "
OTICB IH lIBKKHy (JIVE.1 TI!T TSIK I'K
Uar.fjnwa has ttn4titv Uimiliit.il eYritt'.r tif
Uw ltuL will r,. tooUtmcnl. ij t.tft HC lllil.
dectwd, latanl l.tuti euitttty, lirui(.ii, Alt erriiii
haniilf rwlnui asitm said Mtatg u iicrciiy u4inu
o nrowtii iiiout on r Boo. wmtiiti s.a luontlis
rr..ro ilalUatatutr 1. Itm in Albany, Unit otti'r,
ur-itit.
btiM tilts ctit ey of iur-.h, nn.
J.I. HILL.
, K. Vt s.Ttmsroni, r.-utr.
Attoimj (urMtaM. (4-3)
ADMIHISTEATOB'S HSTiCE.
Tori-K ia nr.ar.ny gives that th vh
ll tlcni.nrJ m. un llut S'.'tli dar ot iMortnbw.
lw. dill, aitu'mtl sn.l qtuiifleit as sdminUtnitor
s lli tUl of Mrt M. J. fturkhart, d iuid, tat al
I.Uit nmntjr, Onattu. All pvrartis bavtna; claim
Mrtnt mi4 alu rm rUtrc4 tu mnis lbn, ptp-
any win, wiOiin tuutiths ltm It', dva la tin
arta-t.a a1, th nai u vmi ot uarMuv a
aMtirjr, Io Albr, Orrfoit.
lld thia Tib ULI MarcK. isji .
C. P llftlKIIAKT,
(SIS) A4titiuitntor.
ACMIHISTRATCR'S HDT!CE.
N OTICB M IIKHfCnVOlVKNinAT
lit utn!rt!. ru il has I ton duly
epiitiUl adrntn:i ratr.r of the tsstaie of
Nathan l'iiwtoll, dca-mod. br lb eoiinty
ootirt of the atate of Orrn'in, fiir Unn Co.
All prans liavintc rTatm asaitist aiu
eatato, are hembv netlfJd to pr-Mnt tho
saOMi duty Vfrlflnj to ma tn t.'orvnill,
Iw.ntjno'iiiii'.y )rnin,w;tliln tx tnottlh
Unm lb datt) of this inilu-a; and al (r
eon tinvinif any 1 tTnt-i 1 atj dcoeatcd
will 'Ivr.r the astno ovnr in inn
Dr ted Feb 3, 1 h:I . K. K. W I f .SOS,
tit:) .oit;lni'trIor
ADIilKISTRATOR'S KOTICE.
i NOTICE H HEBKBY OIVES Til it
tha urtdcmlKii"! have th s day Ijooo
uly appointd ami rjuli6l ts acimttusv
trat"r and adtulnlHtrtstris f the e:a 'd
Ktsiik Mlon, late of l.lnn count;, re
Hon, dorwaxnd. Ail person havinx claim,
aicalost SNtid estate are required to prtauut
thorn prnperly veriflod, v.lthlo six months
Irf.m thi date, to lht nndereigr.ed. at
ttmir piaoo al 11 (:&, Lluo couitty.
Orttou.
Th a 8:h day of Janosrr, IS:t.
VUVts MtWSE.
T J MAI-ONK.
J K WttiTRtsrJSD, AdmloUtratirs
Attarnoy for eUM, (tii)
NOTICE Cr FlHAt SSITLEiMEHT."
NOTH'E 19 IlKRf.BV CtVKX THAT THE t'.V.
ecratatwl h tJ his nlra!iut ss rutr
ol lb cvtaUi ni W.rtiu l".t, it cor J, and that tit
wanly court of Unit county, (v 'H. ha fisni Ut
ib tUjf tA April. lt, at It o'ei.wk, A al, ot Amy,
U C'tirl 5 i AflMtiv, Orvcim, lur the hor-
ai at .t.troO .n, sbi anil Ui aUtUMtit (bertsuf.
I11 llils Kith 1. t4 Fahruarr, M.
V. Ik DfAKt.VS,
CM W Wawm, Ksccutw
AlUw.y Ll EcuUr. (M)
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Cr.r r crl riidJ'eriTM, AUny, Ol
SUrERlOK ws.rk g!jarrUe I in ever;
branch of the an. 3Knligfng c
ail tinr' a tijx-clalty
DH. W II. QAVI3.
Pby
sicitn -.ana
aVTt'Oe no statra in Wtrshan'a Bloo
Usy bo f' ttrri r.t Mis t-C:c city and ji'kI
r. M. J. "'Patten.'
-: SPECIALIST :-
Eli IECCE ELK, SALfM.CB.
AND
PRIVATE - DISEASES,"
Ck i u!tl t n
ontiti.
f:c and at!t 11 ion
(tnd a Cnc stock tf
generally, 08 well as jewelry, AVstcbcB
cloeliB, etc., at
TOWN!
HD
& WILSON,
Real Estate g Loan Broken.
OflUc.-BALTIMOKK BRICK
Javg a general Ir.tumiifs luflncfs. .Ttrtitf
)sliln(r liiauraiict wlll't'o stelt to tea tttm.
aoi'ftTs fok
Aetna Insnranr rmulittDy, Tn corporal ed i
chartvr pei'))tlial. Li cb nid ta 70 js ,
U4U,00a. Atsts,(9,78U,n6,C3,
f.nnrtllnn In. Conipitii)', of I-ondott. Ettfrland
Established 18.1 . Cop'tttl, tIi.C(J0,0t0. Total firs
losuee pstil over s,0JU,(XX).
iiitpflcan Fir Ins. rmj)8ny, of Fliilatlelplils,
Organized 1S10. lah austits, ri,iiJ2,tit-0. Lodsts
paid, tl),50i(l-ti8.
Culnuiltta Fire t Marine Ins. tympany, a
P.irtlttiid, Or. Asecti, ;uo,o72.tW. Tliisia out of
Credit's best cotuiatttus.
HORDES FOB 8ALM -On sorrel
horse. 8 year old, weight MOO. One
grey horse, 8 Tears oid, weight 1100. Also
wagon, hack. liarna, eto. Will eel for
cash or uselmnae for other property. Call
at ttore opposite Kust housa,
it. A, FRY.
WILL a MNK,
:usic:-:; Dealers,
M
JfollreearLlktoffltaes
II. E. MILLER
J. HAVER - & CO. Kr'1:"1';
VOSE & SON nsSrr t""."
I'ttlatfi Bd Karlsnir 9fa frr
otitBti ioi ) i m en a rjpeeiauy.
Agrntaforth Xew Home, i:i'Jrflsr II. andoihnr Sewinc Mchlut.
Knrl for all ktr.daof 8flw"ns Maohittea, Wa guard oar
enntomrr Interest anrl guaran ice satisfaction.
We ake earry a fall svsorlmrBt r Katie mna Ko.le Books.
Cor. Second and Ferry sta,,
We are , the People
Who carry the most complete lino of Hard
ware, Stovc, Ranges, etc., in the market.
MATTHEWS
I HAVE BEEN DOWN TO THE NEW YORK
T ry our Jackson corset. If Al don't suit, try tho S. C
In fit, stylo and quality they" are super B
S o como in, dear friends, and price ' our underwea R
T he good we carry in stock are strictly first-clas S
Remember, the word ckedit is a thing of the pas T
Under buy and under sell is our mott 0
E verybody likes our shoes, they arc made of Al leatho R
THEY DO SELL CHEAP. WmilMlW THE PUCE
McFarland Block, Albany.
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veryone laiKs
arci;t
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Largo anfi Clioico Display of
Drv Goods, Clothing, Boots. Shoes,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Including many novelties. A fine line of Sealetta Jack
ets, Children's Iloods, fcc., c.
"Ti a Feat to Fit its Feet, But
ALLM BEOTHEESj
WHOLESALES RETaIL GROCERS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO. AND
KIND?, IN LARGE OR
IN THEIR
Plinn Block -:-
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Blumberg's Block,
filial lis i Stes,
: - G. L. BLAOKaIAs),
LEADING.
A T,EA.ISr'3r
DRUGS, HEDICII1ES
INSURE
of Albany
Safe, Somd;
gaiiffllliiiislitEo.
: F. L. KENTON, :-
-Dealer in-
GROCE
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f Tha moil pnpnUr ino among the world'
l farncoit I'laoist. ,
Orir'toa, Onltara, Violin mnd
(f - 'end for catalogue.) Albany. Or.
& WASHBURN.
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CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
SMALL '.QUANTITIES,
SEASON.
- : - ' ALBANY, OREGON
F8HST-CLAE8 GOODS,
fieasonalla
s i FrioES,
A. coxnpJete line of
Oen ts FurniHhiorrg.
Albany, Oregon.
DRU
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STATIONARY SO
TN THIS
Oregon,
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