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VOL XXVI.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1801.
NO 33
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Dr. MAI YEW MtOIClMO.fCJ .
HEALTH IS W15ALTH!
PR. S. C. WESTS Krr r.a Piin TrwIiMiil
Mini, H hr,ain Nrunli. ll.ui.lxh, Sryim
iTiMrunui ciukj ir in iu ut J(vh4 r lulaimv
Wakfullxas. Mental lVinnu, IvJt wlnjj n( lt
Umn rriililuc In tiinuj ..) Ira, liny u n.lwry.
Kx'D I iHitikin on moil-N't Inalmwit. II tbi
or sii bo. I r tout by mul -0w4 on rv-iit e
WE Cl'AR VXTHR SIX HOXKS TO Cl'tl AST
MM, With wch orilvr rvtril br U4 fir u bti&M
ernnipjtiJ ilb w Ku i Uw pun-hwwr mir
wmm rfii:w.ir i nsmnu in U In trail-
wil d a4 cu. Uiwrwil ImimJ only
bjr J. A. Cutnotkii, lra;,it, .! Albn , nr.
Albany
IRONWORKS
Manufacturer o'
IE AM EKCIMES CSIST AMD SAW
ILLMACHIfJEHY ISOH rKONTS
W AIL Kim CF KEMY
ANO LIGHT WORX, IN
IRON KKD BRASS
CASTINGS.
loiiiiin
tla of mi
PaVv-rns Kad on Short Notfc
S. W. Paisley,
Albany. tna
WII3f.ELE DEALEK.IS .
7j33j ail Cinra.
STRICTURE !
Prrmai.antly enrd vfthoat Cutlln. Barnin; rr IM
tatl'if. A f rlectly )inliMM trratiiient ami a xuarapr
! um in arery . no ciat'er h. k-n .tamli'c
Tha Ueattnent, hir 8.ricn a. of I'r Uoacii'a.la lb
fr ati dianivarf kiiuwn to uurI:cir. It'liaa.lrca
tfl nmpltiv rrro"Vi. th S:r. tu-e aithoutanaoy
I or palo to tiia patieut.
DISEASES OF fvlEM!
Peculiar to thnr Hen. an I not prrtper ta nam here,
ioclu.imr all hun dallcaU InflrmlltM ami Weak
nca.ua, ahich they wnold abriuk Iron, dikdinr to
lhair family hyi?io, prrmaM-iiUy rurrd in (
tinia than aaa ever kaoan to MariMnn lfr. by tr
Hoaell'a SvtAcm of Traatnmu" It rejuvata
thtnito.anraryonfanaaud m.tiea wek men Mrot g
Whan pomtriai, it b alway lvt to cail lor wnn
eooauluuun and .(wciai rianiination. Ilm thow
who cannot piaiMy call , ahotiM rit, autinr lhair
caat fatly. Mnlwin unt by mail or tinnai, aralvd,
trtrtm xpo.ur.to ail part, uf lha Pajifi Coaat.
Vni. A. Boxcll, M. I).
M raal t l.araury. Part land, rr(aa
Corner t'lnit and i'u e trct U, over'i'oitjand
National Bank
Pouiiry Wanted.
All kln.ia of p jultry, aliva or drMd
t tti ev'ilUmeUo Picking Company'
toi, Albany. Ore-get.
. Delmonico Rtjstaurant.
Ofpohiti Blcmbero. Block.
Neva Room; -:- Seal Service;
Cowl iedl$, Promptly Served,
for
Twenty-five Cents.
Oy iters -:- in -:- all -:- Styles.
Uourt'.ous Treatment First classOooks
S500 Howard !
YTKffH jy th" phnfiy r f e-! fir any cw of f.lwW
Jpati-ji or t w.ci fr.n'.t emr will W.;v
eet U lti 1 lf r ! 1 1, 1 's d.nwt in -o itrtcttf
ttft to if (V ttl Tt- tion. K nt? r ' o.rd '- (' ehii
,onl W Mjfll. I-iwan of to aMirfiW
In... .10 j;.-'iiPii Munnsfjii-turf"! crtii br
ALBANY :OR.
nmW & HULBERT BROS,,
Heal statf Agents
Fnroif and Candies for falo.
Alao oity broperty in Albaor
ani Cc-ryaliin.
Uoburg Iiumbep.
1 sell the tirxt lumbfir in the cruntj ; alt
edar poata, hinnle, lath irnr an-l win
0 w moulilinp, ttc. Priors from $5 'o '22
r tliounaud. Yard at L-iwaon, on the
Narrow Gauge. See me before pnrchaiin
e'aewhere. ,
W W CnAWoRD. .
Alr,PO Tallin, ).
Fortmillet k living,
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-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Arterial Embalming Dona SciontU
lcally.
City Restaur
Hiving been entirely remodeled, thi old
and popular restnuratit wiil be matin flrHfc-
clasa n every riwpect. Theiubtic will bt
iven gtitid uifctiis t all hours for only 25
.ft' j. i.V'irj ' ".win ut and attraeMvr,
Kssr
.s n,ajfcl J P If
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YEGE1 BLE PANACEA
RO( (TSiJV IIEROSi
.iTHIC CUR1 or
'11-!. '-jf.V.Mr
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
AKI3IN0 FROM A
DISORDERED STATE otvz STOMACH
ON AN
INACTIVE LIVER.
run BALW BV All
THE CRY OF MILLIONS
t OH. 7tV BPCCKI
tTOF IT NOW,
IT WIIL BC TOO LATC.
OON
I hv I em trunhtrd monr vctirn wit h
diaeftt of the kultiey And hnvr Irlcl
ttMKT llir-rrn irmr.tir ,! ha
niiiilit m Irura Uulrrrnt phv.kHrJ
wilMuul relief. About lh tsih .f Al'
I waa itiHcrinit trout a Triv violent
attack tliat altwxt (irtxintirtl me in
itch mnnnrr tuit I man hrnt over.
Whrn I M dixra it nt alutrMt iiiiiKui'!e kr mc
rt t.p ultiue. u to rnl on my cl.t!in. wte
kliiJ
ItoifiiW-iit- unit lr. Jttulev. u
KIU.XKY TiA, ta my
bUcL I immrdintely cummrnml
ui.iC Hie tra. It had an altroat
mi;aculuu tllrct, ao.t o th on
iahiuiat of aU lh aueata at the hotel,
in a lew day., I am bappr tu aute.
that I n. new tuna. .
rtcutnmcntt tlw tea tu aU aCifte.
a I ba.a U.TU.
C. A. TCrPER,
1'n.priHor OxMratat Httcl.
haaU Kuaa. Cttt.
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JILB1ST COtLEGUB ISSTITUTE
ALBANY, ORCUON.
109O,i801.
I flrat Teraa ?B4 ArteaiHer loir. I9
A full corpa of lnntructf-r,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Couraea 01 tnd7 arranie,J Kicet tb
t I of a!l KradM of atudenta.
Sfrcuil iuaucrment ojTtti la itmhntl
from thriad.
CT. ruin OSfcIT
L.HILL,
Physiciai and Sinueon,
0tUc or. f and Furry SiraoUi,
ALBANY- OREGON
On.CaVVATSOFJfSTCfl
Physician and Surgeon.
Ulnoo oppuxito tli bcnircrat.
"OX. G A. WlIITNSYf
Physician andSareon.
Gndnate of Bellevn UuaPitai iltJIcal
Jol'ege Now York City. ,
Diuaaea of womaa a ipcialty .
trOTio r.nnai r.nck, Albany, Or.
II. C. IVATSOf.,
Attorney at Law.
ALBANY -s- OREGON.
once la toe Blrabaa Elork.
lnui.jy ilia Counsellor At La?
NI-
i'otar I'ubllc.
. ALBA CHECOH
J.E.'WEATHEIIFOIID,
n onNm A J J.AV.
A Lit I XV, OBI f.09
W R 1ULYEU,
TT01tNlCY AT LAW
And Solicitor ia Cfaaoecryi
(J iHootlom pro-njUy milt on all po'nl
MitnipiiVOton aonoia'-9rum
. R. . BLACRBCil?, K0, W, WftlOIlT,
(LACKBUnri & WillCHT.
Attorneys at Law,
V.H'iti3J ii !' ti Court 'of tin
titj. YiHTRfi attotia: given t-j all bim
.4 entia-. I 5 1 i." ' -OJioe
Odd Felioxrf Toiipl , Atbay Q
UEAL E-JTATK FOK ALE.I have
a farm ot zo aorw, nar . TjOwar.D
ipot. on the Narrow Gaue, 10 miles
from Albany. All In cultivation. Fair
bourn and bi u.,., t"t atv
and domestic pnrpenm. Fine oak i?r .
Alaoanothorfarm ol J 28 acres, thref . -.ta
fro n lbanon. All in eultivat) Fair
houao. XJood watar. IJotli f wheal
fa ma. Also house and twe .jt on Fifth
ADd Jiffrn atrt, Albany, ICor furth
er narticulara oait on umpnrey.uontei
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DrOCtnCl. Or o U.Wil, a irymu. aitihiit.
jt, A UMI'IIRET.
"OHELPS, Job Printer,
Ji. 1st. St. o" Albany
' OH. Vi 11. DAVSS,
Physicun and Surgeoi
OiTiee no stairs in Strehan's Rlofl
if
y A pampbIM of hnformatkm and b-,7 y-""
1 itrwHol law a, m g llw u-
Ootain I"aleita, t araala. TraO f
Uaraa, OpTrtiia, ami frit. I
vv..hus co.yw
l.OOAI. ItEOOHD.
Crook Coi nty. Joo Poison wns p
pointed toek iiidpeclor ly the county
court t it f m week.
Thero is inoro know in ttte inountalna
tiorv tlmn there )ihh been ainec tli ftuter
Tlie inof 1ms now been on the cronn
for a month, ami thero is little itidica
tlotis of its leaving lomoujetitnotocunie,
County Court waaineepHlon this week
The sheriff is not bothered theso tiinea
w ritinv: tax reoeints. norare any o( tli
buaiiH'!s men of the town greatly annoy
ea tiy iicbtoi'9 paying tu easn.
Tlie district clerk's annual census re
port for tliis tchool diKtriet this year
hiiows that the number ot youth iwtwee
mur aim twenty year 01 ni:e nr mine
ana a it iunus, or a tutiu ot ciuiure
ol vehool nge.
Tho delintjuent tuxes duo Croik couiv
ty amount to tmm.-tliitiit over t MHK). A
Kmnee at the lint allows that some of the
tU'lunjtu'iitji aivucHii, nutuo in thu petii
u nwary, niui some otttera now non-rest
dents of tliCBtate.
On Pundav nissht Alexander HimIkc
dusl nt his home in. rrinevilie. after an
illness a a little over two weeks with
pnei
lo.li
iienmnnm. - Mr ItiMtKFH was lxrn In
early nuo with his parent moved to
Micriouri. In 1S40 he crossed the "plains'
A . Ik I III
to urogon. rrtnsvtuo papers.
Not Kivals. ln'ono of Kugonet' "An
ucuries" Kvnn nrtirlea npH'arinj; daily
in me iirt-eimiun uio Iuiiowiiik ftpucars
"I'ifty tltoui.ind dollars w ill he vpvnt by
iitu cny in a acweraiwayaism ; meat reel
railwar wtllciwt -M,(KK; tlie wtwKlcn
ware factory tt ill put in $1.1,000; ni the
cannery expects to atari with .'3,W)IJ
uiiKcniitsi. Other inlutrics ill fol.tiw
U'urkly, for the city is awake to its ad
v;int;t.-i I-.ujfi'ne Iims no rival. A 1 bony
is fifty mih's and Snlt tn t iblv in i It a
away, and Kurne, the "liupcu City," at
the Head ot the illamette valley, intcmls
to ai'rt bcrHcif. not w ill, it "bubble
liooin," but by di'vclopiiiif ait the Im-
uufise resources tributary to her. Keep
Tmrcye on i.Uk-ene. ine Mea thai
Albany ami laiifcne are fart noueh awav
not to lie nvnls is a ifood om. Tho two
cities can well grow together. 8iieakiiig
of improvements Albany already ha her
eircet cars, ner .o.wki woolen mill, her
wire works, nlanininn! Is.chair factor es.
foundries, etc., and we are glad lo see
that EiiKena is also atriving to get some
improvements.
Kkkp Yot Kvkson Saxham MrN
H Allen l.assl.oun Uiolr.fcKt.TA letter
from a 8an Francisco friend, in which It
shows that nuite an interest a I read v is
licitiif taken in tii f'antiAm mines. The
Chronicle, Alta. leaditiif stock naoerand
tt her journals have had prominent arti
cles showing up the wonderful mineral
resources ot the district, w lurh nrouiUo
to lx tbf renlt r of a great mining excite
rut nt. TJu iliatru-tis full f rich gold
and ullvc" ore, in inexhnustiblo ledjies,
and all that is luce rary is capital to do
vetnpe it. A Ruard at tho mouth of the
Ail-any I'onaexa mine speaks for the
richnesa of ttie recent find ; but there are
ono hundred mines there which when
developed will no doubt prove as rich.
Inide of a year Albany ill ie UironRt'd
w ith people here to in vestlpate the won
derful x.Hfibililiea of the Ktntiaut and
CalijXMiia mines,
Et-cKN-r. Mr !!ofkln,o! Albany, was
heie lat week to oryanijc a Janclng
school. !fe rlt:i!.itd about twenty acbol
ar and It i expected enough more can be
obtai.ied to make It pay,
A family reunion was held at Mr An
brey'a on llih aliett, Iat KaturJay tven
the tir.t tlme tbe memtwra of the
fitinlly have been together for twelve
tcara. Thete were eighteen prent, the
prr tuin ol'.r and her children, grand
children and great grand children.
On of our mlnUters went out Into the
country recently to marry a couple. After
the ceremony the groom aked the minis
ter what Ida charges were. The mlnUter
told htm that waa optional with him. lie
then handed the mlnUter a atnad fro and
a.aurcd him that he would not be put to
any further cxpeme as the tlccnae wa
paid for. Rei;llcr. a
IUitikt Cuixr.sB Miamok. For the
past two years Mrs I, J Trumbull and
daughters have been engaged in Chris
tian work auionjr the Chinese of Albany.
An afternoon Kunday school hai been
held every Sunday at the i'-aptistchnrch
and during tho winter month a night
school where instruetton iia lieen given
in j-.nglisii. During the Iat few months
seven have been baptized on profession
of faith in Christ. The church Wednes
day night adopted this work as one of its
miHsion interests and arrangements are
being made to carry on the work, as
the present teachers are expecting soon
to leave Albany. The Chinese members
have fitted up a room on Second street
for the school, and this encouraging and
much needed work will be continued
with a view to reaching others not now
in me school.
f-cio. Dr Ablborn. a araduate of the
Michigan Medical school, Imi located
here.
8 M Daniel and V l UfttiiHcy.and A J
'dlyeu, will erect brick block bcrothfa
summer.
Jack Houston w ill soon onen out a
boot and shoo store in his building on
the southwest corner of Mill and Main
streets.
D J Cole, of Kansas.national organizer
of the Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union, will address the cit'zem of 8cio
at the city hall on Saturday evening
next.- PreHS.
Cokvallih Mini Llda Rumbatgh. of
Albany la visiting In thi ciy, the guent of
her fcUter, Mrs Jobnuon Porter, bhe will
remain here several months.
J W Hanson, the merchant tailor, for
merly of this city, but now of Falrhaven,
Wash, has made an alignment for the
nenent oi creditors. His liabilities are
placed at $13,000 and his assets at $10,000.
n win ne seen by the council proceed
ini;, Arthur Spauldlug ba resigned the
olliceof city recorder and Johnson Porter
nas been appo.nted to fill the vacancy,
Arthur Is In 4oor health ar.d has dete'r
mined to make a trip to Arizona In about
two month with the hope of Improving
nt conaiuon, corvaiits limes,
Ukidor or no EnincE. In convcra
tlon with those interested and w ho arc en
tended In promoting the building of a brjtlge
at ii-.ls city we learn that the ojtlook is
rather favorable provided material aid can
ec secured In the way of liberal subscript
10ns from residents of uenton county.
The general Imprrssion i that as much as
t 1 j.ooo should be raided In that county to
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uiaur? mc ucce 01 me enierpnte
Saaious P bcticm. Jcke. Capt S C
Sladden, of C Co, of Eugene, Is to be tried
before court mars ial at Port and. on the
18th int. There are two charges prefered
against him, one being that by a new
member named Rider, who-n Sladden
is chargid with having made the snort
of the company while undurgolng physic
al examination. The other charge Is
made hi behalf of the entire company, he
having Kiyen them an order the fulfi l
ment of which would have made a fool of
every member ot the company
Around Yaouina Day, Ills reported
that the Newport sawmill will start up in
a few days on a contract of 400,000 feet of
lumber that will be used In the construct
ing of a hotel on the beach near Cape
roujweainer,. inis aiso means that the
motor line will be built. People there
loolt lor the livelist year in the history of
tne way.
A Safb Investment can be made
where there is a well established, enter
prising town ; where large capital is
already located ; where the boom has just
Degun ; wnere uncle Sam 18 pouring ou
ma million ; wnere vou can visit vou
purchase, and have your money refunded
and expenses paid i you are dissatisfied.
Buy at Sidney now, and make 1000 per
cent on your money. Only $75 per lot,
$25 cash,$25 in 6 months,$je in 9 months.
Attractiso Attention, The iol
lowing from the Portland Telegram Is
sample of ouuhic talk about the Santlsrr.
mines i "A report comes from Albany
in this stale, ot a rich strike of gold In tfc
fUntlant country. Without doubt the
MuiitUm mines are the richest at present
on the Pad lie cont, and it will not be long
before the United States will depend large
ly upon these mine tor it gold supply,
Aaot'hn Lkiianom. Our fellow towns
man, u M vslfair, arrived borne from
hi Iowa trip Just l ridar.
Mr Cheney, a newspaper man from
Dakota, wa in Lebanon Haturday. Mr
Cheney line two or three newspaper
pinnu ana 1 limiting lor a location.
Married, at the home of the bride
p-trcnta.in Hantiam nrecmct.Wedneirday,
March II, Ituv U H I lanleiter ofnclating,
W 8 Paul ami Lllla V Muiidortr.
I4bahn Fire Company held their
annual election Monday night, with the
lot lowing result: Presldent.BMUarland
vice-president, It U MeClure; foreman
v C Pelron : first aaa stantJoel Marer
second assistant, Aivin William; eecre-
irv, j uii 11 nope: treasurer,.) A Kobert.
The nrosnoct for a neaclt cron in this
section 1 goon. ve asaeu a peacn
grower last week, if the peach crop i a
sure crop in i.inn county ; lie aatd bl
crop had never failed but once and he
ha been raising thi kind of fruit for
manyyenr.
Died , in Waterloo. Tuesday morn In ir.
Mrs Sarah (iros. Funeral services wr
comjuctetl by It t! riiierry in the 0 t
church, in thi city, Wednesday. Da-
ceased wa buried in the Maaonie ceme
tery north of town. The bereaveil family
are a stun red. of the svmpathr of a larae
1 re in 01 irlemis. a the da Parted was
wiiitiy known and lusoected In thi
county. Express.
C'imino Fast. Iminlg'ants are arriv
ing In Albany faster than at any other
time for a year or two. Nearly every
train brings several. Mane com from
Nebraska and Kanaas; but they are from
many states. They have beard of the
wondciiul Willamette Vale with It
remarkable retources.lts great wheat fields,
ituu orchards and frull lsnd.lt mine and
Us msgnlrtcent climate, cyclone proof.
They are here lo build new home. Lend
them a helping hand. Albanv. lit rati.
road and commercial center, is oravln a
uiatniiuimt point, rrwm here tney can
took over the county, the banner count
of Oregon, and pick oul farm for their
uture homes. Ulvethcm a heart wel
come, and 'how them that you are glad to
mi 111cm ana an not Willi 10 TOO I hem by
unreasonable pric's or misrepresentations.
TnV HAvt Gok For about a month
cheap erpearinif atore.of a variety nal
has been run In one of Ihe old Youn
auves.on Flrat street, oppo.ite Fctrnlller
.V Irving', b a couple young men, go
ing by the name of Cuhlng. The
seemed lo do little or no business, and a
few days sgo. getting rheumatic, left t h
city, tliey aald lor Nebraska, taking their
goooa wr.n mem. A while ago there were
several thefts of goods from freight car at
Alblna, and the Dsmocw.t Is now Inform.
ed that this wa probably one of the store
or mc oi.poMi 01 me good. One mtn
connected with the Alblna ramr has aU
ready been at rested, and we ar Informed
that warrant are In the hand of Portland
official for tbeae men.
Rtv II V RowiNOaa.of Portland, Or-
gjn, wlio has recently returned from a
llt to the Ho! Ind, will lecture in the
opera house on T hursday evening, March
19. I".!, subject. "The La id of Pyramid
td Mummies." This lecture will be illus
trated by a genuine mummy j the only
one ever brought to the Pacific coaat, per-
iecv in tery respect, and a nne a speci
men as can be seen In any of the great
museum of Europe, Mr Romlngcr Is
faking to crowded houses, end as a lee
urer he ha few equaul on the Pacific
coast. Remember day and dale : see bills.
Labus Eastcsn Imkicb ation. Tbous
and uf home seekers from Ksnaas and
Nebraska are pouring Into vVashtngton
na wregon oaiiy. 1 l.e center ol attract-
nn In Vt ashlnkion now, is the site ol Ihe
Navy yard Docks, and Oun factory on
Port Orchard Day. ijldner commends
Ihe situation. Buy now.and get lots in ihe
town proper, with fine view of Hay and
government wot a.,ior only $75. $25 down
balance and warranty deed from bank ol
Sidney.
Morgan Baoa, Albany.
To AcvKBTise Oatuox. Rev O B
Whltmore, of McMlnnvllle, has made a
proposition to the Albany and other
board of trade of the state, bv which he
will advertlae the dinerent places subscrib
ing, through the east, by giving magic
lantern exhibition and lectutlng on
"Pkture.qoe Oregjn," charging a small
admission fee. Rc Whltmore would be
a good man for the business, and the
scheme it not a bad one. $30 to $50 U
unco 01 mc omerent ooaros 01 trade.
WoNDEBrcr.. Prof J M William, for
mcrly of Llun county, and I N Bunch, of
Eugene, have Invented and put on the
market a waahing machine, which, the
claim surpasses all others. It will do a
family washing in 20 minutes, leaving it
wnue as snow, uuau icatlonsi no labor.
no rubbing, no time, no fuel, no chemi
cal', no soaking, no pumping or pounding,
no noiiing, no wearing, r.o tearing. It
must be a miraculous machine and we
are anxious to see one with such Qualifi
cations. It Is called the Pacific.
FaoN Shanghai. Judge O N Denny
writes as lonows, irom Shanghai, to a
Salem friend : " We have at last left Cores
lor good, and shall leave on the Milt of
rebruary.by the Germain Mall, for home
via Europe. We shall spend five or six
week on the way extra which wl.l. we
hope, land us In New York in May and In
Oregon In June. We are Intending to
visit the Holy Land, Turkey, Greece.Italy,
raris, etc. Are both in lalrly good health.'
Nxw Residences. Among the hand
some residences that will be a credit to the
city mat win go up this year will be one
to be built by Dr. J P Wallace on Elswordi
street at the site of his present resideuce,
and one by Mrs Sarah Baltimore at the
corner of Washington and Seventh streets,
Ihe total number of new residences this
year promises to be large. ,
Tub Government is behind Sldncv
and when the government establishes Its
navy yard and docks, other Improvements
must follow. Buy inside lots while you
can for $75 per lot; $25 cash, $35 in 6
montns, 25 in 9 montns.
Morgan Bros,
"HACKMETACK,' a lasting and
grant perfume. Frio 25 and 50 cent,
shay & Mason, agents.
Ejan & Aobison handle tne celebrated
Portland cement walls for iemeterv lots
These walls can be furnished at half the cost
efjany other and ara far snpsrisr.
SHILOH'S CURE "will Immediately r
lieve Croop.Whooping Congh acd Bronchitis.
Foihay & Mason; agents.
Whereto GstThkm. When wanting
vi organ or plana call on G L Blackman
h -e you can select from a first class
to:..
The ONLY place ia the ty where East
em tioketa can be purcha ia of W. L.
Jester, at the Southern PaeiSo Co' ticket
office '
French Tansy Wafers.
wafers are a sure and safe rr cifi.
kindsof female troubles anc w".'
all obstructions to the moniilv
no matter what the cause. Tt.o
11 what every woman need' at 1
ned with safety. For sale L th
The
for a
remoi
period
are jt
can be
Livingstone Chemical Con also fron ou
sole agent, J A Camming, druggist, Bn ti
IKIit ARB rruAL,
THURSDAY.
Mr Chsrlcs Metxgcr, recently of Salem,
I In the city.
Miss Sarah Sternburg went to Corvallls
today on a visit.
J'jdge E N Tandy, of IlarrUburg.was In
the city this forenoon.
Mrs Etta Vassal went lo Eugene this
noon for a several days visit.
Joseph Peronl left todsy for Victoria,
B C, where he intends locating,
Mis Vest Mason Its returned from a
visit with relatives at Stcl!acootn,Wh,
Mr Coll VanClev. accomnanled bv
several small Colls, left for Toledo today,
to help get out the Post.
D 8 Busey, of lUrrUburg , was In Ihe
city today. He say that is a pcaebl
community and ha no Important law
suns. ,
Dr O 0 Aubrey has returned hotr.e. but
owing to Improvements being msde In hi
oince win not be able 10 attend to business
unur Monday.
A Bonnet soclsl still b given to-mor-
sow evening at the residence of Mr and
Mrs 1 f Conn, under the auspices of the
C. E. society of the Presbyterlsn churrh.
as. . . 1 . . .
n come ami nave a rood time. There
Will be muMC.both vocal and instrumental
in attendance.
The social elven lost nluhl b the ladirs
of ihe M E Church, at the residence of Mr
v A Brown, wa quit a success, every
room belnif nacked with our elthten.
Came were Blared, a nice lunch served.
and taken altogether wa a social success.
Rev M O Brink and wife, of Ne snort
icu mis noon lor Toledo,where Re Brink
will assist In revival services. He h-s just
been at Yaaulna City several weeka lii
I...... . ----- - -ry-i
the mtdat of a warm and auccesaful revl.
val meeting, and Is securing a good name
as an earnest pre her.
There Is at least on Oreo-on editor who
Is not aaleen. The Orea?anian sava: f'ill
Vn Cteve, the veteran editor of the Y-
qulaa Post, and now sole owner of one of
the largest and finest undeveloped coal
vein on the Pacific coast, I In the city.
Ml castle by the sea will be built ot To
ledo coat, and will vie In magnificence
with the famous palace at Ottumwa, Iowa,
raiDAT.
Mr A O Dorrla and family went In 1'nrt.
land to-day looking op a new location.
Mis Maggie Barker went to Mvrtla
Creek yesterday on vialt with Her 1' A
aioeea and lamiiy.
Geo L Sutherland and Newton Crab-
tree, of The Fork clld at thi nfll to.
day and left ubetantial evidence of their
visit.
lion Harry Miller, of Grant Paaa.who
waa heard from durlaa? the last aeaainn
of the Legislature on several occasions.!
in in city. r Miller I a rustler.
Mr Take Wilson, of Boo them Oregon,
Ped through Albany to-day with a
pail of '-bull heads." which he will place
In the Celapoola Creek running into ihe
Umpqua. II called them cattish. They
were caught at Kalama.
Th member of the "Peak Shttera."
who gave an entertainment In Albany
eeverml month ago. held a reunion last
evening at the residence of Mr Thomas
tlopkine.wbere a lively time wa bad in
a variel of amusement, danclmr. itr.
The Peak Bitters area happ company
of young people and last night caat off all
tneir old lash toned Idea and went in for
good time.
t aATViDAY.
0 W Colvig and F J Miller, of the rail
road commission sinecure, were in the
city today.
Xf ra Winfi, lit A lir.1 rata nf ttnaaduirai
I visiting her cousin, Mis Ithoda Hail,
in tbia city.
Mis C II Balaton and dauehter. of
Lebanon, have been visltintf Albany
friend thi week.
Mr Edwards, the painter, ha moved
to Forest Orove with hi family.and will
make that city hi home.
II L and Z R Rudd. of Peoria., have
been la the city for a day or two. They
are contemplating locating In Albany.
Mr Ulrich, tli rustling agent for the
armertk Merchant Insurance Co.. of
Medford, ha been in the city to-day.
Mr Lee Brown waa called to Albanv
thi week by the illnea of her eon'
mother in law, whose life I despaired
of. 8 lay ton Times.
Mrs F A Watte and dauifhter.of Albina.
arrived In the city this noon. and are the
gnest of their former Bhedd neighbor,
air v m imvu. ,
On Friday evening. March 27th. there
ill be given a "Cunnndram" aunner
and social, tinder the auspices of the
pworth League, of the M Church, of
hich farther notice will be given.
At a bachelor's whist party in Cor-
valii Mies' Maud Hoffman and Prof
Letcher won the flrat prices and Miss
Minnie Waggoner and Geo E Fish the
booby prises, in a contest at drive whist.
About fifty-five attended the lecture of
George Edwin Bryant at the W C T U
nan last evening. The lecture waa an
interesting effort, well delivered, and
gave one a eood idea ot interior life in
Australia. 1 lie kangaroo hunt waa par-
ticoiany na interesting episoue.
Mr King. reDreenting the Standard
Oil Works, has been in the city, with a
view to establishing a branch on ware
house here. He is reported to iiave
secured an option on a lot near the corner
of 5th and Railroad streets for the pur
pose. Mr King pinned bis faith to this
section by investing in some of the Al
bany Mining uos stock.
Matt Scott, sheriff of Linn countv.c,me
down tbia afternoon with Tho 11 nick-
... . ' - - . M t . .
lin. who wa sentenced to one year in
the penitentiary, by Judge Itotse, lor lar
ceny. This is the first man sentenced, to
the pen from Linn county during the
preaent term of court, which opened
Monday. There are several other per
sons to be given a hearing. The state
prison was never so full as at present.
journal.
The bonnet social at the residence of
I F Conn, last evening, waa undoubtedly
an enjoyable affair, and conferred credit
on tne ladies ot the rresoyterian etiuren
who managed it. There were numerous
schemes for the amusement of those
present, among others, decorating some
old-fashioned bonnets by the mtn, which
displayed in a ludicrous manner how
little men know about needles and
thread, and taste in millinery. Th
prize lor the bent dressed bonnet waa
awarded to Prof K G LorillarJ. and for
the worst dressed to Mr Jaa Wilson. A
fine lnnch was served, at which all had an
opportunity to display their proficiency.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and liver Complaint
yoa have a prints gnsrantec ou every bottle
ot Bhiloh Vitalise, it never fails to core,
Fosbsy St Mason, agent.
.Cloaks at cost at W FJRaad's.
For Sale. $500 to $1000 of household
furniture In exchange for improved real
estate. Inquire at othce ot
Oregon Land Co.
January sand, 1891.
Notice to Fabmbbs. Wanted at once
chickens, dacks, geese, turkeys, dried
fruits, butter, eggs, and all kinds of farm
produce, for which I will pay the high
est .price in cash or in exchangefor
goods. G. W. SImpbon,
Albsny, Oregoa
One half dollar reduction on every pair
Ludlow' fin shoes - A good line of them
a SE Young's.
Just arris d a full line of ladies, ehil
cfrens, man's and boy's foot wear at O W
Simpson's, which will be sold at bottom
price.
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W, F. Read keeps the best assortment cf
fawy poedsiatowB.'
TOO HAUItOW.
The OfttnUiHtH a recent arllcl,told Its
readers that
"On April tst sugar will foil from a to
H cents a pound, or 33 to 40 pei cent in
every city, village and hamlet in the Uni
ted .State. On April 1st the McKlnley
tariff act wlpts out a sniar tax of S6(,ooo,-
00C a year, and puts from $ lo $6 Into
the purse of the head of every family. This
mear.s from twenty to twenty-two pounds
of fine sugar for a dollar instead of four-,
teen to fifteen. Heretofore the government
has collected from i', to Jtf cents a pound
duty on the raw sugar from which our re
fined sugars are made, and iK cent a
pound on lower grade. The sugsr re
finers have had to pay these duties and
.' have cnarged them to the customers. All
tne duties on raw sugars were abolished
by the McKlul.y law, After April ist the
candid farmer and worklngman will be
dl,KiM-d to think well ot the McKlnley
law and the part that enacted the act."
We are glad to see our esteemed cotem
porary take so practical and sensible a
view of the effect of a reduction ot the
tariff. True, that paper has on some oc
casions, since the psssage of the McKIn
ley bill, joined with others In saying that
the Increase In duties did not result In In
crease of prices, and If this proposition be
true 'he counter one, that the rcductkm of
duties would not result In decrease of
prices, must also be true. e are told by
that paper that the consumers of suga
will be largely benefitted by putting sugar
on the free list, and that the head of each
family will save from $j to $6 a year, and
that this means from 30 to JJ pound of
nne sugar for a dollar, Instead of 14 to 15,
and the OrrgoUt rejoices much at ihe
sweet millennium just ahead, and declares
that the candid farmer and the working-
man wilt be dUposed lo think well of the
McKlnley bill and the party that enacted
It. It Is a genuine pleasure to be able to
gree with "lie Ortgen'mn on a matter so
seriously affecting the substantial Interests
of consumers. It Is so rare to see a pro
tection paper speak with any degree of
concern about the Interests of consumers
that i e heartily grasp the hand of the that
paper across the political chasm and wel
come It for once to Ihe army of defenders
of Ihe mssae against privileged classes.
It is really novel lo read In the column of
that paper how the people have been ben
efitted by the "free trade." scheme of Mc
Klnley in putting sugar on the free lUt.
People had supposed that the only virtue
in the McKlnley bill and the republican
scheme of protection wa to be found In
the Increased duties which it provided fer,
but here we find the Orrgoian hosting of
the greet benefits of free trade. The real
benefit, the only prae'leal benefit which
that paper can point out as the result of
that bill arc those that result from Its free
trade provUlons. Now, then, unsophlca
ted, but sensible people will be asking this
simple question 1 If free trade In sugar Is
u;h benefit to consumer why. not give
the couo" ry more ot thi blessed thing?
Why not give us free salt, lumber, coal,
woolen good, binding twine, jute sacks,
tin, etc., etc. Why is the Ortgom'a so
earnestly devoted to free trade In sugar
nd protection a to lumber, salt, binding
twine, jute .sacks, etc. Simply because
suear Is a southern, and the others noil it
em products. Thai paper view on the
tariff are governed and determined in
every case by Its partisan piejudlce or
monetary in'erctt.
Tb Ortg-amam speaking cf the tariff duties
placed oa imported foreign goods for the pur
pose of protecting home manufacturer, lays:
The object ol such duty Is undoubtedly to
keep out the fore gn article, or to compel it, if
imported, to cany a highes price, so that the
domeetfc product may be sold 00 advantage
ous terms." Of court that is the object, but
the OrmUn might have made th whole
mailer plainer by saying tbat the duty is lied
ia order that the domestic product may be
sold fur a higher price than could be obtained
bad not the duly been imposed. One thing it
true, if the p'acing of a duty on an article does
not enable home manufacturers to aell it at a
mere advantageous price than without the duty,
tb law would be of no benefit to the msnufac
turers. McKtntcV himself raise no question
about the matte. He boldly proclaims that it
ill make goods dearer and sneeringly say
tbat a "cheap cat makes a cheap man" and
that cheap goods are "nasty" goods and tha
b despbes cheep goods etc. Notwithstanding
this unabashed avowal of McKinlcy's sdhesion
to the interests of the few against the interest
of the many, republics n protection organs at
over the country are declaring that the tariff
does not incrcate the price of goods. If s
man wsn's to find out whether it does or not
he could get no better proof than the circular
sent out 10 business men and dealer all over
the country fiom manufacturers and wholesale
dealers giving notice of an advance in conse
quence of the passage of the McKinly bill.
The Sslei.i Journal challenges the Democrat
to point ts a single word uttered by Harrison
on the silver question ia conflict with the
platform upon which he was elected. Well
there was practically nothing in the platform
upon which he was elected concerning silver
hence he could not stultify himself by going
back on it. All tbat the republican party said,
ia its national platform in tSSSon the silver
question wai: "The republican party is in favor
of the te of both gold and silver as money"
which means nothing. The democrats said
aothirg. Nevertheless that Harrison is op
poses to the free coinage of silver wlil not be
questioned by any one in the country but tbe
urnal. We repeat what ' we said before.
that republicans who favor free coinage, (and
tha woods are full of them in the northwest
and in the Pacific states!, may just a wel
prepare to fall into line for a gold bug for pres
ident, for the party will nominate no other kind
of a man. ' ' . "
The very accommodating associated press is
now furnishing us with a very magnified view
of tbe "war and dissensions" which it describe
as existing among the farmers organizations of
Illinois on account of Moore and Cockerell,
two of the F M B A, voting for Palmer for
senator. There is evident design iu all this.
The republican leaders and newspapers a!
along the line are opening up a virulent war
fare against the farmers alliance, because Of
the supposed dangerous effect the organisations
will have upon the chances of electing a re
publican president in 1 892. Hence the tw.e
divisions they can create among the farmers
the less danger their coarse have for tbe re
publicans. From Illinois papers just at hand
it seems tbat hundreds and thousands
of telegrams and letters were ; re
ceived urging them to vote for Palmer. . The
farmers know they have a truer friend in Pal
mer than they wouln have had in Streeter
after ah the promises he had made to the re
publicans to secure his election.
The Portland Worldhas been sold by A
Noitner to W JV Copeland and Robert
Thompson late of California- The World
will be continued as a dcror eratic paj ier. We
I 1 it success.
A ltI..'.llNIK'KM'E.
Editors Democrat :
A reminUccncj of the Santlam district,
of "The Fotks," of "Canada," recalls o'd
Johnny Crabtree, Peter Btlycu and others.
But "Undo Johnny Crabtree," as be was
affectionately and familiary called,! fore
most In order. I met hiiTi first in tSf, on
a Saturday, when there was a democratic
meeting In Scio, at which Judge Powell of
Albany and James O'Meara of Kucnc
City discussed the excited political situa
tion, before a large astcmbljge. Uccle
Johnny Crabtree wai an eiilhu!atlc dem
ocrat of the strictest sect, nn ardent advo
cate of slate rights, a votary of Jefferson,
he was a native of Virginia, and bad emi
grated lo Oregon In the early period. After
the meeting was over he invited me to
ride with him to his home, a half dozen
miles away, and there was tbait to the man
thst caused me to accept the ccrdiul Invi
tation, I noticed that ha had a fii.e rid in;
horse; It evidenced his liking for good
stock. On hc way be communicated to
me the treat In store when we should reaih
his home and I could see hi "nice Utile
bunch of a woman" who was his v.' if-.
They married In ' 0!e Vlrginny," he a
widower, the father of nine children, she
a wilow.the mother of nine children. They
hltsl.ei matrimonially, and not long after
wards started overland to Oregon. Their
union wa blcascd in time with two chil
dren of their own. He was of low stature,
tough fibre and wiry frame, no superfluous
fleb, strong bone and sinewy conformation
and his spirit was alert and his resolution
masterful, A stronger power physically
might master lifir ; but all the powers of
all the potencies could never bend that de
termination of liU. His body was not
yielding; his nerve and pltuk were as steel
and adamant. Dynamite could blow rtim
Into atoms, but no power of earth could
bring or force Uncle Johnny Crabtree to a
conclusion to which he refused to asset.t.
lie weighed lest than one hundred pounds,
but every pound was just where It did the
most good. As he told me of his "nice
tittle bunch of a woman," I surmised the
mother of twenty children was a contem
plation which Involved allowance for ap
pearance. We rode and I a taaitcd. We
had left Scio a little before sundown. It
was early In spring. We reached the
Crabtree farmhouse tn the late twilight. It
was a capacious and comfortable home
not of lancy architecture or glngerbtead
adornment; but It was all there .and every
thing cosy and sunny. He soon made me
acqnalnted with his "nice litt'e bunch of a
woman." Lord bless me.the lady tj whom
I was Introduced as Mrs Crabtree, was
taller than he or 1, and very stout. Uncle
ohnny confided the important secret to
me that night that the hut time they were
in Albany down at Crawford's mill, she
clghed two hundred aad forty-three
pounds! A nice bunch of a woman, truly.
Of the strain "Gather them In, gather them
In," how difficult the task for the ordinary
exhorter or preacher. Old Joab Powell
would have been hustled to his hair line uf
brow In the impossible endeavor. But
that "nice little bunch of a woman' was a
jewel ot her sex. a household treasure and
recompetialng joy for all of lifetime.
She spun, she weaved, she knitted all
the socks, wove ail the woolens, and made
the garments for all the family. She was
boss and servant, all in one, of the kitchen
If there was anything in the internal econ
omy ai.d care of that sunny home of the
Crab trees to arhlch she did not person ally
attend, I didn't see it. She was not ubiq
uitous, but she was there every time, at
the moment somebody was wanted, She
was a "nice little bunch of a woman," but
It rejoiced me that ' Uncle Johnny'" so
c tiled her and left not the description to
me. More hopiiable keeping has not
been my lot. A supper of gratifying
quality and quantity, a night of comfort
ing rest, breakfast to be remembered, and
the hearty expressions of ''Uncle Johnny,"
hi "nice little bunch of a woman," and of
"the boys," as I departed in the morning,
are pleasant recollections of my vii.lt to
"The Forks" In Canada, and to the Crab
tree home.
Long Ago.
The production of paptr in :l.e entire world
Is etitt.ated to be 3,010,000,000 pounds per
year. There are 884 paper mills and I too
paper machines in Ibis country, Germany hsi
$09 mills and 891 machines; I ranee, 420 mil s
and 515 machines; England, 361 mills and
jat machines; SvOllsnd, sixty-nine mills and
ninety-eight machines; Ireland, thirteen mills
and thirteen machines; Russia 133 mills and
117 machine., and Austria, 220 mills and
170 machines.
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Most of the democratic papers of the
State approved Governor Pennoyer's veto
of the wagon road bills because Vh?y be
lieve thev weic clcrrly constitutional.
But It is not true, as stated "by an exchange
that thev all endorse his views on the
World's Fair matter. A majority of them
favored an appoprlation.
It is rumored that our foxy Secretary of
State, Mr Blaine, is to be tuei for $i,ooo,-
000 by the widow of the lateGen. Barrun-
dla. Mrs Barrundia evidently believes In
reciprocity. She saja: "You take my
husband; therefore you nay me $i,coo,-
000."
Th state election in Rhode Island takes
place April Ihe tst. A governor and state
officers, besides members of the legislature and
other minor officers are to be elected. The
republicsns express the greatest confidence in
their ability to sweep tbe state, but the dem
ocrat are giving them a lively rattle.
The man who observeJ that the Jirgest
rivers generally happened to run close . to the
large cities has now discovered that the firm
that do the largest amount of business gener
ally happen to have the largest advertisements
in ihe papers.
A dispatch from AlUntown Pa, siys. Tfce
Adelaide siik mill today reduced the wage of
heavy-grade ribbon weavers 10 per cent.
And this in the face of the fact tbit the
McKinley biil increased the taxes and duties
that wages might be high.
The quality of the butter fixes the price.
It is better to make a pound of choice
butter than to market two pounds of In
ferior butter. If as much care were used
In caring for the cream, churning and
packing as in feeding and milking, mere
profit woulc result.
Qnalcers are a modest people. Very , fov
democrats are Quakers, Salem Journal,
.The editor of the Joumrl is not a Quaker.
Missouri tax-payers supplied S7000 orth
A f tobacco last yesr.io convicts in tbe state pern
ter.tiary.
Good Vr'ork, Low I'ric
v& Br.rjley.
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering; Kntlro Body with White
Settles. KuiTeriiig Fearful.
Cured by Cutlcura.
My dl'AMo (poriit.) flrat broke oat on my left
hwfc, (.ulig aero my nom, and alnvwt tov-e-lns
my . It ran itito my ay, and th.
,...,.. ,n ww airaui i would Hm my ayexleht
a.t.i.tlirr. Jt .t.rt-i.1 ail over uav Wrf. ai.rf .
Hi, ,mi vmt unw 1 waa
entirely lisid bawled ; tUs
broke put on my arm and
f - r ihj .run were
t 7 e J". Vila ir, it eovareil n.
'".,'7 ru. 1 a-fitlra ttwfv mr, ilUHA l I
nd ahntildar lielnir tlw wont.
Imi whito aeaLa fi ll rou.tiu.ilv
.,' fi.t nva.1, aowiMier., ai.il
arms: the .kin would thicken
and. b ril end very Itchy,
and wotttd eraek and kteui
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Ty" j many hundred cf dollar, I
I 'if fM fVrieiiRA Htmimm. and after u'.irm
"sr w U4 urinniuimafi inmrai.ia)
-i i '.:l M t-TteCHA I:ioi,rr.T, 1 emitd m- a
r ": ' ; end "Iter 1 bad uken fi.or bottle, I wa
mi', .t '1'iit; mid wl.i-11 I had od is boltS nf
' " i...T,oiw box of CUTieirRA.atid
n ia i , I nuTtf-t'tu Hor. I waa cured 0 ti.
-I , !,,; .!;., frotn wokii I bad anffrred for Or
r J. .1 ':).tswHha pv whU.ifr.rd
-u .1 .,ui itv, Ititucmes. Tbeyaevad toy llle.atid
I r l it ,,.y ,i.i;y v, reeommend thent. My hair ia
rcJ' - I ff 1 a.ever.and ao I my eyciirtit. ,
4U. Wis KJClXlf Hoeawtil Ctty, Iowa.
Cu tic ura Resolvent
ho J!!(m.I Po-lSer, Internally to eteana
I of till Imuurilta
.'( tin.. Ilia i.rcnt
"f "!-T!( lin. Ilia rBBlf kin L'ure. and l -, !
" eITi.w rilin lieautiller, eatnnrally (10
..f ia- am !,d -i,, and Kwtora tha hair), have
"'I Ih.KiwwU of c. whera tha .liedrilttif of
:"" wlMt a eavrt dally, tlw akin eraeked.
rv.lu
oi..-.
, 1 in.iiiir, ma itciiinif allriMt iKryond
e, hair liiulpM or all gone, .uertng terrl
. o-il Klbor rsmedtea have oual auiih eurear
h ? : -vnrywhere, I'rto,. Cfmeva, Mc.1 Boar,
i....r.fc, 61. 1-renarad by the 1'orrta
I'M j t.: iliiei, 4L CuaroaATioa, Hoatoa.
I '-e.ij. for " How la t'nta eklu iiiMaaea, C4
l ' '-, Ml liliutrationa, and H tUaionial.
D J JJi'l.Kf. 1 Shell B4;d, red, rmnrh, rhappad.aad
I li:l n l tnrd by CiTictiu Boar.
,13.. n IT 3T0P8 THE PAIH.
fcidoey palm, weakDe,
and nuiKuiar pain re.
on minute by
UmCsu.
mm S'uuuer.
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Spring gtock is now Complete, Embracing all
the latest Novelties in '
D
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Both in WOOLEN and
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Make a Sneeialtv of Laf?ies
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lliDBED and Mcslix. My PiacES aro ile LOWEST
and my Goods the Best. Am sobZgcnt
for the Celebrated
. S. E. HOSIERY,
Guaranteed stainless, Warranted absolutely-
fast, and Free from Poison
: To The Men :
Call and Look at My values in
Furnishing
I have Large Stock at tbe Lowest
I catry s
ill line of the world -reno wed DROADHEA.D goods, unexcelled
Goish. Lptge ock of Embboideries and Flooxcings. Cat
ced that Albany ia the beat trading point in Oregon.
for wear at
acd be cot
"77 lwE" -
NEW STORED
MITCHELL, &
tiXAUER
Agriciiitsrai Implements & Veliides
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Porno and Ses Us.
and get r.lOUE
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MLKIliDSOF ilOOCCE.
Beat etock of 2nd f-W ;ood tn the Va
f, and tbnmostreasii aie price, both
nb eellir.g. I have on hand
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TBOMXS, BOOKS, PIOTCRES
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ETC., ETC.
do.ir wat of 8 IS Youag' olr inr
L. COTTLILB
Keep it u. your miod tbat Al'ca Bros pro.
poae keeping the kind of grooerie tb public
em anil a. Their stock ia a line ooe.
2nd y-J ... Store.
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ment
WASH FABRIC.""-
Ladies, -
Undervrear. in Kxit
-:- Goods,
Trices ever otTereJ i ttie Vailey.
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tfSTNEW GOODS.
LEWIS CO.
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ALBAKY, QEEBON.
ANY
"WMlaYeaWait,"
BUT CURES
NOTHING ELSE.
Albany Cigar Fact y,
: J, Josein, -;- Proprietor.
WHOLESALE & BETAIl
HEADACHE
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ENGINE CO. SPFJHSFiELD.Q., U.
S.A.
It you want the best
anc. most durable furni
tur ? that is manufactur-
3 Qed jn the city go to
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