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Oregon DeTelopment ro's Steamers,
Short Uam t Cssllflsralst.
First-class through paswtnrar and
Vslirht tins from Portland and ail point
to Lb WUlamatt Valley to and from aao
r raaolaoo, uai.
Bosvta make eloaa connection at Alban
!th trains of lb Oregon Paolflo Railroad
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krrlre Yaquina, :U 9.
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laooina with tha Oregon Development
Company's Une or Stesunsuipa between
T equina and San Francisco,
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The Company ckv tos th ngnt to
rsa.re aailiua date w Ihout notice.
U, B. Pamenrara from Portland and
WUlamsUe Valley points can make close
aannoctl jn with Ibe traina of the Yaqalna
ton la at Albany or Corvailia. and If des-
stned to Saa Franciaoo ahould arrange to
rrtve at Yaaulna tbe evening before fit
fssulnf
awrassesiter atn rrcht rales always the
.west.
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Eirhi.( boarht and snid oa all tha principal
aiUat in tha Cnitad Stataa I also on EosUod, Inland,
franaa and Germany.
ColtaeUona mada at all aeocasibla points oa taror
abla larma.
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Doat a fonsral bankinr and axehantra bus! nana.
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PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK,
Or PORTLAND. OltEaoH.
tald apsapltal . ...M,000
Burplua and pranta., ... 0,000
Intaraat allowed on sa rlnir doooalta as (ollowa:
On or Hilary aariiia books ...A percent par annnm.
un urn earing) o.K.aa
On aartifiaalaa ef depoaiw
vhrea mon rtie
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Kor iwt'.f months
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I). P. THOMPHOJT Vica Pratident.
11. C, 8TRATT0N. Caahian
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SUM, LANNINU & CO., LOPR'S.
kw r&ocRns Tuvn irXKios toa pavimi
AND BAKIRA 58E.
ESTSTORAGP. .FACILITIES.
City Restaurant.
IKvin l.en entirely remodeled, this old
Sad p"p.i'r raatuurant wiil bs man first
olaaa a every rerpect. Tbe pulil.o will he
fiven gm..l meaU at all hours for only 23
crista. Everjthiox neat aud attrao4ve,
I'riva'a l..ia. Oyatera In every style.
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PODOINUTnKTAX.
The effect ot the McKttiley bill, which
hat made Itself (ctt In various localities
throughout the country, will soon be felt
further by the bearing It will lu.v on tt-e
various Industries using tin in any way.
Owing to the charge In the tariff on tin
plate, which goes Into effect on July t, the
Importers of tin have been making bltf
preparation to take advantage o( It nd
get all the possible benefit from It.
The have been importing enormous
quantities ot tin and stacking It up In the
warehouses.
To te an Idea ol the Increase ot this
lin (tort t Ion, a few figures fron the books
of the Custom House authorities will make
the matter plain. In January, iSSo, there
were Imported to this city 7,374.185 pounds
of tin plate. In February the amount was
atai.no and In March of the same year
9,456,781 pounds.
In Janurrj, 1S90, the Importation of tin
plate was 7,071,163 pounds, In Fcburary
9.789,090, and In March 8,345,471 pounds.
In December of last year the Increase
In tin Importation began to be noticed and
In that month the Importation reached io,-
440,111 pounds.
In January and February the Increase
kept up, and that li Is still continuing is
sbown by the figures for March, hlch are
13188,131 pounds, the greatest amount of
tin ever Imported to this country In the
same length of time, and about double the
regular monthly Instalment ot that class
ot merchandise brought to this port,
From Information that can be obtained
at the Custom House, the importation of
tin for April will almost double the figures
of March. Two steamers due at IhU port
in a tew days have heavy cargoes ot tin,
one having on board some 36,000 ar.d the
other 44,000 boxea of tin plate.
It la supposed that this hear Increase of
tin Importation will continue until tha Mc-
Klnley bill goe Into effect. The tin is be
ing stored by the Importers and will be
unlcadfd on the market when the advance
In the price will pjy at big profit on the
investment,
The effect of the high tariff i n tin will be
verjr tar retching, a thousands ot at tides
of dailv use will be affected by It. One of
the first Industries to feel the effect ot the
increase In tin duties will be the canning
awtabllshmcnt Philadelphia lltxahl.
Is It not strange that the most serious
labor troubles which disturb this country
occur in the state which, more than an
other in the union, enjos the blessings ot
"protection to American labor" accot ding
to the republican regime? Pennsylvania
is pre-eminent! the slate of high pro
tection. Here, then, should the blessings
ot the high-tariff misnomer be most ap
parent. But the labor situation la Penn
sylvania Is well exemplified by yesterda'e
blood riot at Mount Praant, in which
nine workmen were shot down. 'Pro
tection' protects even In Penn!vanla,
but it protects those who need protection
least and gives no protection whatever to
those who need it most. The Kcstone
millionaires insist upon protection for their
products, but demand free trade in labor.
Between the two edges of the shears is the
American worklngman pauper.imported
iabor competition and low wages on one
side; high prices, enhanced by the tariff,
on the other.
Eastern journals are calling attention to
Majnr McKlnle'a Inconslstenc. At
Toledo, on February uth, he accused
Cleveland of "dishonoring one nf our
precious metals," of "discrediting silver"
and endeavoring to stop the coinage of
silver dollars. Ai Boston.six weeks later,
he sneered at the demand for "the free un
limited coinage of silver" as angerous.
At Toledo he wis a silver man; at Boston
he was a gold-bug.
A bookkeeper In a Wall street banking
house has made the discover that ink
stains can readily be removed from the
Angers with the head of a parlor match.
Moisten the ink-stained spot and rub it
gent! with the head of the match, keep
ing the skin wet so that it will not be burn
ed. The atain rapidly disappears. The
match should not be ued where there is a
cut. Violet ink s'ains can often be re
moved by rubbing them with rough
woolen cloth. A coat sleeve answers
very well.
Medical authorities now say that sleep
ing with the mouth open is a freq.ient
cause of deafne. When this subject of
pening the mouth is more thoroughly
nnderstood.it will be seen that it is re
sponsible for the larger share of human I
ills. It might have been thought that an
pc.i mouth at night would be less harm
ful than at any other time, but even then
it Is not innoxious. Keeping the mouth
open to much destroys teeth, and by
breathing through the mouth Instead of
the nostrils diseases of the throat and lungs
are sure to follow.
No wonder Senator Stanford wants con
gress tn pass a two per cent land loan
bill. His Central Pacific Railroad owned
last year 9,310,843 acres of land. If half
f it is worthless and the ether half but
$3 per acre (ihe average price for lis land
sold in 1889 was $3 65) the present worth
would amount to $14,000,000. on which
the Central Pacific wou'd fee able to bor
row f 7,000,000 at two per cent. In addi
tion, Senator Stanford's Southern Pacific
Railroad owns millions of acres more.
Bells were invented by Paulirus, Bishop
of Nola, in CamplSgnia, in or about the
year4CO. Thry were first used In France
In 550,in Greece in 864, and in the churciiea (
of Europe In jw. In Switzerland they
first appeared In 103.0. The first tunable
set of bells known in England were used
In Cropland Abbey, Lincolnshire, In g$-.
Sixty-eiht democratic members of the
New Hampshire icgWlattre responded
when asked to name tnc best man to head
the democratic ticket In i8?J. Slxty,three
f the number named Grover Cleveland.
ene William C Whitney, and two Harry
Bingham.
The largest teleacope lens ever ground
in the United States Is now In course of
polishing at Greensville, Pa. It Is to be
ued in a refracting telescope.and measure
30 Incites In diameter and sH Inches In
thickness. It weight 1 300 petind.
A new roofing paper is msde ' y t-pplriog
to the paper a composition of boiled linsnrd
oil and pnlverizsd charnoai. Tlin paper so
prepared is said U be perfectly air and w atir
proof noder all circumstances.
Australia is the jdIj- country in tho world
to which laminating animals are not indigen
ous, and yet cUt'e ai d aheep of various
breeds thrive tboto nT8zinely.
Lee's army surrendered to Grant April ?,
18C5.
New Yjrk was iricorpcrated a city in 1GC4 j
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Terrible Latirlvpe.
North, Yakima, April 17. Tlif report la
brought from tha Indian sncsmpmsots hsrs
aliouta, that the aborigines sra being rapid ly
dcoimatad by la grippe. At White Bluff.,
wneratnare u a small imiiaa st'ltlemorjt,
nine died In one day. and frotn the Moaaa
aud Yakima reservations the ilsath rate la
sppaltiuff. Il is not the disease so much as
the treatment that oucs tile great inut tal
Ity. The Imliaue afflicted get tutu a sweat
box and from there jump into a cold stream
ef water, the result of wbioh la thrl onea -
mama seta in and carries tlitm o7. The
I mi Ian question in this aeolion is bains ran-
idly settle.! in this way.
The treat tiermaa.
FRKDEatcnxftrtHE, April 17. Prloos Bis-
marak, in receiving a deputation ol Kiel 010-
esrvatlves. said. The emperor would do well
to aestti trom eonoenioit further reforms,
and revert to the ennservativa policy main
tained by bia prandfather. Prince Htsmarek
imiered upon his riht to express an opto
too on current affairs. This speech iiersAuea
the indomitable onnoaitiuu of the formnr
chaocellor to the governaieQt.
A t'lrens Raw.
KoxvtLL8, Tnn, April 17. A small
oiroua which sxhihitel here yesterday gave
a poor show, and at the evening performance
Ilia yonoR men In the auaiei.es started a
counter show, la a minute everytliinir was
in an uproar, w umeo screamed and mid
aroau ran tor tie exita. Many weie
knocked down and trampled upon, but none
seriously hurt. Several of the circus people
wore osAiiy 1 eaten, their property destroyed
ami ina-eits torn oosd. ihotr las was
oodsideratU.
An ladtaia AealMtl
PEMDLETor, April 17 Agent Moorhouae.
of the Umstill 1 reservati e, ia io receipt ef a
letter requestius his rea unation. whiuh haa
tXKn forwarJeU, to take fclfcct Miy 31 . The
unarKe BKarnsi mm is snai irte Indians are
retrograding nadir Moorahou.e s rosaaue-
neoi.
UaaeTeaaaTenrwaaseal.
North Yakima, April 17. The hoe
teams of the aklma fire department held
a tournament toda,whlch resulted in hose
team no 1, carrying ou the silver cup and
medals, t he conditions were running 600
icci, ia; ing 300 lect 01 noae and Retting
first water. 1 he beat time was made by
team No 1 in 43 seconds. There la
some UletatlaJacUun with Ihe result, and
considerable money is staked on another
coniesi.
ATaaader Ball.
Trenton, Mo, Apiil 16. William Hoff-
man, William Ferguson and Fred Sllmson
sought shelter trom a storm this morning ur.
der a tree. Lightning struck tbe tree, in
stantly giliing HolTman, ho was lesniirg
ainn u. 'erguAon Aq liuj hand on Hoff
man s shoulder and wss knocked sentlcea,
tailing in a pool of water. Slimton was par
auzed below the knees, but managed to pull
"'!,' uino me water, and men crawleJ
mile u town (or asautance. Ferguson ia to
tally paraiued and will die. Tbeonly matk
on llollinan was a blue spot on bis forehead
waafcbarne Elected.
Chicago, AprU 16. Tbe official csnvasi of
the tlrction returns fot mayor was practically
eo-pleted to.Uy ia twenty-nine of the thiity
lour wsrds of the rny Tskin" the offic al
count ia these wards and the ciiy hatl snofno-
wu mums lor me remaining 6. Iha reau t ia
a plurality of 1,034 0tes for Ucnpstead Weah.
ourne. (Kept, over the democra'ic ineumrwni
Cregier. la tbe official canvass the 'are in
several precln.ts tre still subjt to rev'uinn,
but it it bclievtd there will be little or no
change Irorn the figures above given.
Blaine Ijeraaeo'.
jsew ,ork, April i6.Tbe Ilerald'a
Watbing'on special says: "Secretary Blaine
is known to be thoroucli.v incenaeJ at art..i
he bad not hesitated nrlvatelv 10 rhaaarie.l
as the contemptible and indecent behavior of
iuc iiauan goverment. ilia note indicates bis
pen has felt Ibe numerous communications re
ceived about himself and other numbers of tbe
c-umei siru-e :ne uipiornatM controversy began
A aar vTeasan.
CHICAGO, Aprd 16. The strife between
Miss Phoebe Cuuzins, secretary of the board
of lady managers ol ths world's fair, and the
executive committee of tha: bod, has taken a
new phase. When she reach: J her office ibis
morning she found it locked, and the Janitor
informed her he bad been instructed not to
permit her to enter. Miss Cousins thereupon
look poscttioa of an adjoining room and an
nounced she wouid told poae.aion of it day aed
night nntll the trouble ii settled. She con
tinued to hold the frf, and this afternoon sent
out for lunch.
Jaal far .
Cincinnati. April 16. JT'lileO Myrti
was standing in the grand hotel yesterday J
M 1 1 ill, the well known theatrical manager,
came up behind him and cutting his arm
around his neck and gave him tbe stranglers
hold. Tbe strain was so sudden that it rup
tured a blood vessel. A doctor was irrmed -tely
called, and afier receiving attention
Myres was taken home. The injury was not
thought serious, but this afternoon Myres had
another violent hemorrhage, atd tonight Ihe
doC0rs consider Lis condition very criiicsU
Rerveat Maw Blahs.
Helena,
Mont, April 1 5. Six comely
young women, two of them armed with stout
rswhides and all of (hem ablaze wild righteous
indignation, walked mto Billy Hnrtwig's bar
ber shop, under the Montant National bank,
at 9 o'clock tonight. Their names are Geor
?ie DeLanev, Beie Siamler, I .on Bohv
Mary llarklcy.
Annie Ikvilt an.l Fr.nkU
Pearson. Advancing 10 the chair at which
Matthew Raa worked, the leade- Miss Ceirgie
DeLaney, exclaimed, "You have been slander
ing me long enough." InMantty her stiong
riuht arm wielded her cutting lawhide, and
Rau beat a percipitate retreat t!a coiner pur
sued by the engaged ladies. A second lady
Miss Uohy. added to the chastisement by her
rawhide, while the other four formed a half
circle to prevent a ruib for the coor. Blows
heat hard and fat upon the head snd body of
the ditcomfitted ahaver, and his appeals for a
truce that he n.igbt explain things were not
heeded. At last arm-son and exhausted, the
whips were allowed to rent.
lastantla'Btlled
Marsiifield, Or, April 15. VII Smith
an American about 26 yeats of age, employed
clearing the right of way for the Coos Bay &
Eastern railroad, was killed lasteventng. He
was employed, with other, in felling a large
tree, and as it started to fall his comrsdes
shouted to him to look out. He rlarle.l to
ruu with the tree, an I was caught before
clearing ihe necettaiy di dunce and crushed to
death. The young mnn as. a newcomer in
(Ms couctry from Missouri.
A Bcmarhable Event
Portland, April 15. Old Tortland is not
asleep,
Manager Glenalvin's team of gladia
tors put on their playing clofhes yesterday and
nu'ht royally drubi ed the Spokane pennant
winners of last season. Folly 2000 people saw
them do it snd were immensely pleased. Op
pcrtime batting ami splendid fielding won the
victory. The scoie was: Portland, 5; Spo
kane 3.
Rlanmrel Defeated
Berlin, April 16. Forty districts at Gees
temundegave Bismarck 32I3; Sohmalfield,
sociiliat, 3264; Ar"oIfFjcisinnige, 1630; Plate
Guelph, 1391. There will probably be a re
ballot between IJiimarck and Sohmalfield.
The result of the poll at Geestemunde bat
been a great surprise to Bismarck's friends.
A Tramp Elftht
Eugene, April 15. A lively Airmish took
place at the depot early this morning between
train hands nnd rramps. Vhe tramps brr.ke
into a frjijjht car and stole a case of wine.
The trainmen found them and a general fiht
took place. The night police were called and
with Uiffiicuity lodged the tramps' in jail. . -
8HIL0HS CATARRH REMEDY a
positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker-Mouth. Fosbay & Mason, ageots.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Livr Complaint? Sbiloh'a Vitalizar is
guaraateed to care you.
W. Y, Read fce pa tho l,nt t teortirent of
fancy gocdi io tow 11.
A NHSAI INJECTOR freo with each
hoitle . f feliiloh Catarrh Remariv. Vrinf
50 cents. Fohay& Masoo, agents.
taaeal Bepert
Ot county school superintendent G F
Russell.
Number malek in the county between
the ages ot 4 and 30, 33501 females, 33501
total, 6600,
Number persons enrolled In the public
schools during the year, males, 1919! fe
males, 37501 total, 4669. Number persons
enrolled under 6 years of age, 16 J ; aver
age dully attendance, 3745.
Number teachers employed In public
schools during the year, males, By i fe
males, 701 total, 159.
Number teachers holding first grade
certificates, 40; second, 83) third, 83.
Estimated value school houses and
grounds, $95,309, furniture, $9584 ap
paratus, $30981 amount ot Insurance on
school houses, etc, $3497St verae
amount of salary paid male tcachuri, per
month, $47 i female teachers, $40.
Amount ot salary paid county superin
tendent, $850.
Whole number organised districts In
county, 108. Average number ot months
taught during year, In the county, Q.
is umber scnoois itirnianea witn weoeiers
Unabridged Dictionary, 63. Number le
gal voters In the county for school pur
poses, 3334.
Schools vUlted during year by suptrln.
tendrnt, 33, Average length of time to
each vtait, a rumr.
One county Institute held. at Albany;
number lose tiers present, 300. isumuer
ocal Institutes, 4 : number present, 134
Held at Albany, Brownsville, Lebanon
ana iiaisey.
Amount of school funds In hands
of district clerk, first Mon
day In March, 1800 ,.
S.3768
Amount raised by dWlrict. , . , ,
3.91794
Attount apportioned to districts
from county fund. ,
8,74349
Amount apportioned from Hate
school fund.
Amount raUcd bv rate bl'ls. , . .
Amount received from alt other
7,980,66
814.08
sources,
650.37
47.3S.5
Amou.it piid tor teachers wages $35,534 99
rent scnrx.i rooms 33.00
repairs. 1,11963
school furniture . . , 03 94
fuel and Incidentals 1,63340
clerk a services. . , . 901.97
apparatus, etc .... . 1 ,3i. 1 1
school ttouae sites.. 0077
school hotiaes ..... 3,01 7.3S
Insurance 1 14.5s
all other purpose, . 1.713 56
4S-9.J7
Total cash tn hands clerk, March
5. i9 $
Amount not In hands of clerk,
March 5, 1891 ............ .
1.304 98
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OBDIfAM Z 0. JIM.
An ordinance declaring It to be a mis
demeanor for any person or persona to
keep any bog or hogs within the limits ol
the city ot Albany, and to provide a pun
Uhrr.ent for such offense.
The people ot the city ot Albany do or
dain as follows:
Sectio 1. Hereafter any person or
persons who shall keep, within the cor
porate limits ot the cite of Albany, any
hog or hogs, shall be deemed
eutity ot a mtademeanor and upon convic
tion thereof, before the recorder' court,
ahatl be fined net less than $$ nor mure
than $ 3k or, be Imprisoned in the city
j.ill not less than a days nor more than 10
days or, by both such Arte and imprison
ment, at the discretion of the court,
SfiTto i. This oidlnance shall be In
full forcj after Its approval by the mayor.
Passed the council April 14, 1891.
Approved April 15, 1S91.
rsHSMt PBatCaEBlitB.
Friday evening, April 17.
Present Mayor. Recorder. Street
Commissioner. Marshal, and Conncil
nien French, Table r, Hawkins, Uurkhart
Tbe recorder reported all tha new or
dinances signed by the myor.
Water street was ordered (traded and
graveled between Kherman and Harrison
streets, to be done within thirty days.
A communication from Wm M IIoaK.
of the () P, in reference to the removal ot
the old uuilUina- at the foot ol Lyon
street, so as to open it tho river, was
read and ordered illed.
A sidewalk and crosswalk on Flrat
street, between Hherman and Pine sts,
were ordered bout within ten days.
Ferry street was ordered graded and
graveled Irom Lightli street to eity lim
its. Ninth street trom Vine to Droida!
bin, F.levenlh street from Washington to
terry. ork to be done in thirty days.
The recorder was directed to notify all
property owners between Thmston and
Lyon streets ard 1st and IHh st.who have
not, connected with the Railroad street
sewer, to do so within ninety days after
the city has completed latteral sewers
across adjoining streets, if not then done
the city to condemn the right 01 way ami
do work at cost of property owners.
The street commissioner mado several
recommendations, referred to committee
on streets and public property with
power to act.
BKAt, f 8TATK aiLl.
Lorn K Hay to David 8 Bosey. 4
acre in Harrisburg. ......... .$ 50Q
Mary Hardman to W H Hard man.
lot5, bl5,lnhodavillo........ 100
W II Hobson et al to F 8 Ilolwon,
lots 1, 2. bl 15, H'i A.Mill City 60
Paul F Minzenmier et nx to Tl
Cundifiand B R Pendleton ,200
acres off west end I) L C No C3 10,200
John Cushman to E H Marsters,)
acres in tp 13, K B 2 w 200
A Cowan to Jessie CnrroM.lot 3, bl
3, in Lebanon 100
ME ISilyeu to A OGuyer,two par
cels in Scio COO
O A C R lt to Wm Coy, N E qr ot
BEqreecS, tplO,HB2K... 100
II C Kleppleretux to J I Walton,
bl 25, J M R'e A.Lebanon 5
II Bryant et ux to Edward Harris,
U2 acres off w end of 8 E nr
sec 3. ti)H, 8R1E ISO
RSClark etux to J C Johnson,
207.61 acres In tp 9,8 Itlw... 3500
J L Cowan et ux to E li Case, lot
7. bl 2, C's A, Lebanon. . ..... 100
Elisabeth and Mm Millhollcn to J
Fred Yatc, 4D.14 acres in I) h
0 0! Pleasant liobinett
10G5
$17,700
,..$323,803
Total for year.
MfSt IT
Scandal makes a pitormeal. Albany
and all other cities are better without it.
Albany's stieet car.line should be ex
tended. Lebanon is setting a good example to
neighboring towns in the way of push
and boom.
Mrs Stevens states that the biggest
collection was taken up at Brownsville,
at her meeting there, of any held in Ore
gon by her. .
Albany's pogtofilce should bo made
second-class within a year. A few hun
dred dollars more receipts will do the
business.
'Children Enjoy
The plsas-jit llavci. ifientle actum i.od tooth
ing efltuts ef cifrup ot Figs,tSlt lu.io need tf
a laxative and it ths fattier or mother be
costive or lmiou the most grarifying results
ollowing itt uso, to that it is ihn best jars
y rrmed- known and tnery family should
M e a bi it e .
For Jtm back, or nue chest. 1 te Rhlloh s
Porous Piaster. Price, 25 cents.
CATARRH CURED, health Wf. weet
breath iecured,by Shilob'a Cstsrrh I'-emoly
Price CO cant. Nasal Injector freo. Fo-
thsy Si Mon, sgents.
The ONLY place is the ty wherejEast
crn tickets can be nurchaji is of W. L.
Jfatcr. at ttio Poutiern I'e.'ifio Co' t "'set
ofHce
A rutZK AT,
Following ! the csasy recently awarded
hs prize of $j by the W, C. T. U. for
being: the best among those presented by
the pupils ot the public schools. It was
written by Mitt Winnie Clutmberllnt
.ALCOHOL AND MAN.
Alcohol Is
the intoxicating ingredient
Intoxicating liquors, lt Is
in all pure
made up ot
rour parts t;sroon,
Sis pans Hydrogen and
Two parts Oxygen.
It may be obtained from any substance
containing sugar by a process called fer-
menta'ion.
Alcohol Is useful as a solvent. It will
dissolve a ereai many different articles,
but a large quantity Is unnecessary for
this purpoae, at It may he distilled back
and used a great many times.
PHYSICAL ErPRCTS.
Alcohol when taken Into ths mouth
burnt and Irritates the mucous membraln
and passing Io the stomach It congests and
Inflame the tlasues and enlarge tne uioou
vessels. In the case of long continued
use It cause ulceration of the stomach; It
so-dissolves the pepsin In the gastric
uicet, to that dlgetloit It hindered or en
tlrely stopped. Krem the stomach It
enters the blood snd Is run kd to the heart,
Irritating It and quickening Usrf circulation,
unaliv causlne: fatty deiretieraiion. r rom
the heart It I sent to all pattt of the body,
aflectlng more particularly ihe liver snd
the brain, tdlhouuh every tissue It Injured
more or less. In the liver It chanire the
character ol the bile and har Jens the tis
sue, causing a condition called Hobnailed
liver. In the brain It thicken and har
den the delicate structure of the organ
and owing to the inceased circulation
Irritates the membraln around the brain
and often cause the dlteate called dcler
lum tremens.
Alcohol weakens the muscle, unfits a
man lor phvstcat labor, and by it action
on the nerve system often caues a dUrtae
called atrophy, 11 irritate the mueou
membraln lining the eyes, causing too
great a now ot water and enlarge the
blood vetacls. A large portion of the
alcohol taken Into the ratem I thro vn
out by Ihe lungs. In the efforts of tho body
to free ttaeit from me poison, to a drunk
ard may alwar be told by hi breath, as
well a by wi rra note and blood sitot eye.
Alcohol irritates lite terminal nerve 01
the note.causlng too great a flow of blood,
terminating In a dUcaae commonly called
rum bloaaomed nose.
IN f KLLKCTttAL EFfECT. '
At the brain it Ihe t;at of the Intellect
and alcohol hat such an injurious effect
upon It, we would therefore expect the
Intell-ct lobe injured In proportion. At
first it blunt it, the mhtd become Inoc
currate and unbalanced, the will it not so
ready In cjmmand.and the drunkard often
limes, it he woutd, cannot control it, and
In a abort time the Intellect will become
blighted. At first thl will be only tem
porary, but l.i time will become permane
ent, and a I often the case wilt end in
insanity:
MORAL rPRCT.
Morally it ruins him. hl contcience be
omr scared, he wilt tell a falsehood as
readily a the truth, he will steal If neees
tary to procure lit liquor, and when dl
redly under it Influence wilt abuse hi
wife and children, and even murder thoae
ho anger of oppose. The Influence of
alcohol upon the home t dcmotallxlng
YYhvr
First, because the mmcy which thou'd
go to cuppoit the home. lurnKh comfort
and plraeurca I (pent tn the M'oon buying
that which dct'.rors tuxh body end sotti,
Second, the children often tnher.t dl-
ease, scrofula, deformity, feebleness of
mind and worst of all.att appetite lor liquor,
Third, it destroy the happlnc of the
home, the wife la afraid ol her huabtnd,
the children ot their fathe they dread
hit comlne, often hiding f mi him. At
tention Is, dethroned and home mad
miserable.
Fourth, opportunities and privileges ol
education are often denied the children of
the drunkard: they are unable to r!.e in
the world and obtain poaltkm of trust and
Influence, In conaequence of the father t tin.
Therefore, iud.lnw of alcohol by ttt
effects, we would say.no, It cannot be afe-
ly ued a a beverage, on the contrary it
use t veiy cungerou.
Old l'pcr do not drink because they
like Ihe Ute of liquor, but to satlaty their
craving tor the stimulus, and many would
gladly clve up the habit, if possible, but It
ha obtained such a atrong hold upon
them that they are wholly unable to d
to, consequently many dealrethe prohibi
tion of alt Intoxicating liquor that tbe
temptation my be removed from them
and they enabled to reform.
A Phenomena. On the farm of Blair
Forward, in the Waldo hill, lias been
found phenomena. On this place is
the lately discovered coal mine, above
which Mr Forward has sunk a well. In
sinking the well, hen twenty-seven feet
nnder the ground, hundreds of pcrfci1y
formed shells ere found,amongt wliith
were clam shells, perfect in form, but
examination proved that they are com
posed of beach sand. It is supposed
that after the clams died tho shells filled
with sand, which took the perfect shape
of its cover, when the shell decayed. The
indentions and creases are as well dcfitu'd
in the sand as they are on a clam shell.
The sand is distinctly of the ocean type,
but how came it and these shells in the
Waldo hills, covered bv twenty-seven
feet of soil? These shells are not lets
than 250 feet above the sea level.and tbe
surrounding country, unlike Eastern
Oregon, gives no indication of hnvtng
been once an inland sea. Wood but a In
dependent '" ' ' LTexa. -
The son of 0 C Mulkey, living near
Mahama. who bad bis leg cut by the
saw at llennes' mill, Feb Glh, bad the
limb amputated on the 15th. Drs Hun
ter and Kitchen performing the opera
tion. Mr Chns Cusick, of this place, who
has lwen stiffertng . for the hint two
months w ith Rright's complaint, died on
the 14th at his-sisters near Woodburn,
and was brought up and buried near
here yesterday. He was only 23 years
of age.
The mail routo has ltecn re-established
between Stayton and Mahama.
Geo MeClain, who has returned from
bis fathers and sisters timber claims, this
side of Coe, reports the snow nearly all
gone and claim jumpers busy doing their
work. Peoolo here who have claims up
there are going np as soon as they can
to defend their rights against such
workers. .
Kept Busy. W R Graham, the mer
chant tailor, started to decorate hi win
dows; but the rush at Id shop was too
greathence their Incomplete appearance.
He reports a live spring trr.de. and big de
mand tor his fine llnf of imported and
domestic suitings. . . . .
WnsRETo Gst Them. When wanting
n organ or piafta call on G L Blackman
-he you can select from a first class
tot.
Cramp of ttio 91 a tries Cared.
John I Wood, of Stratford, Out., wss
cured of cram r In the legs bv wearing All
cock's Porous Planters. Mr Wood says:
"Some three months ago I was taken very
icR. with severe pain in the f mall ef back
over the kidney. The pain was excruciat
ing. I applied an Alloock's Poron Fluster
over tho afl'ected region and had reli f almokt
within an hour. At tho tame time, in con
junction with this troublo, I had very great
nervou disturbance, fTotinr my l?ga with
cramp eo I could scare! sleep. Jdrotiu
with uch ucok with my back I applied
planter under tha knee on each Ug, and In
three day was eomplotely cured, and have
uevcr ben troubled in either way since "
1
WHY WILL YOU eoagh when Rbileh's
Cure will give immediato relief. Frieo 10
cents, 50 sent aad $1. Foshay & Mason,
agents.
KxcKement
Runs high in Albany at Forimy 1 Ma
son s drug stora oer riyetem ruiJ(ter, a
everybody is Dticg it for Catarrh of the
Stomach, Dvtmepsia. Const! potion and Im
pure fdood. Try it md teli your frieudg
aboutit a itmnst )jOB8tswoaatrlal merit
when ad speak well of k
Till! hi Of 1. HAIX DKim-ATI'0.
Tho new K of I' ball, in the Bulllmore
block, is a credit to Albany, ns those who
attended thq dedication ceremony last
week, universally testified. It was
elegantly docoratud nnd fursilnbed at a
ooHt of overt 1500. The ball Is rich In
Pythian emblems. The ceiling, inpered
and frescoed by Mr F Engots, Is one of
tho finest pieces f work in the vitllcy,
and tho cuHtloa and other arrangement
diiity went titsle. Tlia rooms were
brilliantly lighted by electricity.
The audience was called to order by
Chancellor Commander, W II Parker,
who delivered a flno'y worded address of
welcome. An opening ode by all the
Knights wits followed by Imposing dedi
catory services under charge of 'Grand
Chancellor, A A Cleveland, of Astoria,
assisted by O II Irvine, as Vice Grand
Chancellor, ' Geo Hoey, ns past grand
chancellor, Geo llouhstedler, as grand
prelate, Jas V Ilaihns grand tnatcrat
arms, ltobt Johnson, as grand keeper of
records and seals, and 1 3 Imbrutlie as
frand master of exchequer, while l)r J L
till and A I Churchill were censor
hearers, all in tbe rich uniforms of their
several ranks.
A cornet duet by David Link and 8 N
fUecle wilt nrtintkaiiy executed. Grand
Chancellor Cleveland then delivered an
oration, telling the beautiful story of
Damon anil Pythias in eloquent language.
ana 01 .ue loumuiiou on iricitumnp,
charity and benevolence.
A vocal solo by Rev E R l'richard whs
greatly appreciated.
Miss Eva Finpon recited "Robert di
Roma," displaying superior cxprcaston
and splendid stage action, receiving
many compliments. Altera well tendered
song by Prof f-ee, 0 W Hears and Fort
miller tiros, Miss Helen Crawford recited
"Barbara," in a voice full of richness
and w ith splendid effect. The program
was closed with a song by the quartet.
After a short social tho comoanv repair
ed to V Go's armory, where a sumptuous
and spleiididly gotten up repast was
served In good style by the members of
itio iJtdies Ala Roeiety.
A plcaning feature was the present
tlon to Grand Chancellor Cleveland, by
Oil Irvine, on behalf of several friend,
of a fine pair of taxidcmiUlicated Chin-
cue pheasants, In a nice speech, feelingly
responded, to.
Among those treet froui abroad
were E A Swops, C II Richards, J P Ken
nedy, Frank otl r, J A S addell, R M
Murphy, Frank Hail, Jlenry Marx, Geo
A Hevis, Wm Smith, of Portland. (Jeo
0 Will, Geo liny. C 11 Monroe, of Salem.
A V Churchill. (5 L Winter. K i Me-
Clanahnn, Geo Fisher, J O Watts, J N
Bunch, V It liuck, of Eugene. Harry
Htauard, s I Larger, 0 F Hancock, J 1
Itim, of P.rownavilie. Geo L Suther
land, Dr E a Hyde, J W Shelton, M V
r.iiyeu, Price siunkers, J A r.iiycu, v J
P.ilyeu.G L Khettou, T W DHley, A W
Ha?ey, Edward UUkey, Wm Miller. L W
itrottim. T L Dot'ger. of fceio. Rdi
Johnson, O L FUli, Peter Calahan, Dr
Applewhite, Jeaste t-penrer, M
P Burnett, ('has Toting, K P Permit, A
W Rose. W E Paul, I II Dupuy, Jessie
Foster, Ben Job and tx-msyor J O Wil
ton, ol Corvaliis.
nsontatiLLi:.
April I lib, '
Lrowflsvilie is moving alng at aliout
the usual pice, and some improvements
are in prorvM. We notice "ha Howe
is btiildiug a neat brue ou bis property
in the Galhraith addition, slo an -
largement to the Red Front Baaar.
Jas Warren passed thruugli town yes
terday with a Land of .horses, on his way
to tho upjur Country.
We bear that Nate Kirk, w ho is work
ing at the McDowell tnii! above here,
while banting lumber, ens da v lat week,
accidentally ran over Mr McDowell's
tittle boy, and at last accounts be was
not expected to live. .
We see Mm Jeff Myers has been hold
ing a goodly number f interviews of late
and In one be is made to say, "1 guess
Mr IVnttoyet; has a life lease on the of
fice of governor.". We think it doubtful
about bis saying any such stuff, and
would suggest that someone read the
constitution, Art V, Sec 1.
We etc considerable about our next
legtsiii'jre tHung democratic, Roa our
next U S senator being a democrat. We
would SV that J N IWtili, fudds the
fort uctil the 4Ui of March, ISuS.
TOR tomi. BlUt BtXitB.
Has a Ilarge and complete line of
floods, dolls, doll bugics.tboys' wagons
ve ocipenea ana many otner goois wtncii
eol to make np a complete assortment,
besides a complete lice of lamps of
every description. China crockery, fancy
decorated ware, glassware, bird caces.
plush guods. such as albums, toilet sets.
autograph iKHiks, scrap liooks, children's
A li V picture itooks, ami au gooeis mat
are carried in a Bazaar store, including
Ker Brim. 1847 silverware, no wish
to call the attention of the public in par
ticular to the Golden Rule prize bilking
powder and tea, put up expressly for
this tade, which gives the lest of satis
faction, as ia attested ly the hundreds
who have used loth the tea and baking
powder ever since introduced by the
Gulden Rule Bazaar. Each package of
tea and can of backing powder draws
prise in the shape of a line piece of glass
ware. Be sure to call, when in Albany,
at the Golden Etilo Bnxaar, ss you w ill
1 sure to find w hat you want, aad will
be show n over the storo. and lie treated
kindly by my clerk, Mr. Miller. My
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one price to all.
Jii.its GrtADwour.
uoKiti cimiosimo.
F, M. French fceap railroad time.
;iw eresm ehceao juat leoetved at Cot,rad
Mayers, '
lUveyua seen thoso parlor tails that T
Drink ha jut received t They are nice.
Ureat reduction in:na' furoiahiog god
fur the next 80 day at W F Head.
J W Bontloy, lct boot and shoe maker ;in
city, il.ree door north cf Democrat oihee.
Wasnlnjf, C0uadir.cn. iner.dii'g for men
fice.at Mr Kiut:,j'ist eatt ef tbe Ukmockai
cfiicti.
Will & Stailt hsvejni.t received a lame
tnd elifai t ttock of nivcrwnrft, watches,
te., never beiore 1 qualltd in this city.
E W Achiton & Co handle tne eclubrated
Portland cemoot wall fur nemctery lot.
Those walls can be furnished t half tlie coat
of any other and ara far superior. '
Tirilitr o up yonr old rublit-r and tId
eho.s and tnake them uok as pood at onw
with Wolff's Anne Waterproof Ptlinh. For
tale at 8 mutl E Younij's.
V 1 ding Photographers A any I'rrgon,
W have bought all theni gativi t mado by
L W Clark and W 11 Ureocood up to Nov
15th, 1881). Duplicate cn be 1 ad from
hem only of us at reduoed late. We have
alio bout 18,000 negative made by our
selves, from which duplicates can be had st
like ta. We carry the only full line of
view! i f this state and do enlarged work at
lowoit rste for Crt class work. W e ehaW he
pleased to sea you at our Studio in Froman'
block, next door to Masonic Temple.
SLEEPLF.rW NIOUTS; miU reiaeral.le
by that terriWo cough. fcliiluh'jCuro i the
llempdy for yc u. 1
Kor hatfjain in monuments, beadatones
eto.,Krti E W Achisou&Oo.Albaiiyiesot)
Fresh brciiid, cake., pies, etc., every day
at the Dclmoiiico rtgtsuraut. Leave your
orders.
.Jott received a fine iBvuicn of b.-nbei's
sjppli(! direct (run FhttadKlptila, by L
Viuitck,
For road carts made r picially for stallions
callouKnapp, Burrell & Co., at corner of
First aud F.ilawortb ttreotB,. Albany, Or.
Lfldic cun do their shopping in San Fran
cisco without visiting tbe city, aiid without
ra cominii'aion.
it", 1 " l
1 1
Mint K J Uarrows jf,'t
GtOVO
none asd auboao
TUUIISIUY,
Wheat 1 SO oeut. . .
Ths Supreme Court ha daeided the road
laws bnuntitotiotii, whic.li will settle the
fu are of ell'ort to seaure tnch law.
A correspondent write a h og arlitd on
Chines pheasants, giving city (.(inters a hve
ahut. ItaliMill b tcQompanied by aslg
nature to iuaurs nubliontion.
Thn nun t the Thomas Kay Woden
Mill at Httim baa bcn chanod to the Hultia
V,.ol)t Mill." 'J'iio Ky has been cleeted
Prasiiteiit. R II t'ushow Secretary snd W 8
Wallace Treasurer.
Vwo Iti'iioway fir tii.nih'). s have
hea plsond on ths Hook iV LvM r truak.
Tsey work like s charm, and wilt be a val
Bble J C(p:iitio,l to tho departmebt, only
ths e should bo mors ef them.
At the eotinnil mcnting Monday evening
at Ktigens R EEstlad was appointed niar
thai for the enaning year, E li fSkipworth
city tttorncy, C M Collier sirmy;r. W II
Matthewt saesfi, J T Wittr mghtwatch
and Geo Cmtier fire warden, T strat
eointiii-4l.jinT Iwa ut lcim spp'dtd,
ltgiter.
BtTTfeftS l)t Ir A MicK Indian-was
arretted lat evetdu for being Mmnk snd
placed In the call'('. (li wife wa
wltn lii'rt ami fjiiawi'ti linn to in.! j.hi in
ttrccdieg lii behalf. l!K t drunk on
bitter.
Uoiiuiito Ur AoAis. -The Dkxiocrat
docs not like lf .Ivg tha membei of enc
family more than their ahare of notoriety.
but aa a new gatrurer It has to fclve the
fact. Of course thl reur to the Ken
dall. Last night though only married a
day Mr and Mr Kcmbtlf, are rcpurted to
have, had s very serious faintly cireus and
thl muriilng each appeared before licputy
DUtrlct Attorney rVyait for the purpoae of
having tbe otne r arrested.
Mas Emilv Pitt Strvsj, of Califor
nia, U in tho city. She I doing g'Kd work
for tbe cau of temperance bi Oregon
Sines heglnnlnij her lour, starling st Ah-
land, over seven hundred have signed me
pledge, and a number ot new W C T U'
have been organized. On the I3'h Int
ne held a veryaenthulailc meeting at
Shedd. On the 14'h at L;banon, a!c
added 38 setlec and 31 honorary member
to the roll of the union. On the 15th she
organized at Sodavtlle with 35 active and
5 honorary member. She t a bright,
enthuaiaatic tpeafer, a.id leave a very
favorable linprcalon wherever bo gfe
She will le-ture to the lack of the W C
T V of Albany, on tomorrow afternoon,
st the hslt, and tn the evetdng to the pub
lic, A cordial invitation to at'.end her
meeting i extended to thcfublicln
general. .
Tne Prksbvter v. -The luine meet
ing of the Willamette Presbytery yester
day conlicd of routine work. The over
ture from the general assembly on the
creation of a dcacone wat, ou motion,
l.t. One on amending or altering the
farm of government, book of discipline,
and rofi(clor. of faith, wa pancd. Rev
A F Lot wa stationed at Independence,
to be installed by Rev Day, Condit and
r-idcr White. Mr M M Klce wa recom
mended to the board of relief tor Stoo,
and Mr lu! E Lee, by the committee
on education, for aid to the extent ot $ioo.
Dr uwrnne, Kev t,ondlf. Pilchard, Day
and Scott were appointed a permanent
committee on examination of candidate.
J II licaiy was examined s a candidate.
It was not sustained, but Mr Bcaiy wa II
cettacd f.)r one j ear, with privilege of an
exan.ttiation at any time. Hie home mis
sion committee recommended the follow
ing amount; Mchama, f'jo; Pleasant
(irove. Aurora, nd Marlon, $550; Craw
fordavl1c,$3oo; Yaqulra Uy, $575; ttb
anon, 55505 Gcrvai, f 300. ' The follow
ing coinmiatlouct were elected to the
general aa.embty, to meet al iJctroit.
Mlniatcr, Rev eo (Jlllcaple, alternate,
Rev li N Condit. Elder. J 11 WiWot,
alternate. J M Gibaon. Rev 4 M Rlddcll,
ol Eugene, preached an able tvimon In
the evening.
raioAY.
Ths long cecd Mid on nhil.it ion at
tevuo & Frnman Brot 1 a iietiou. It wa
kiltad near Koox'a Butt.
The church bell tiug ftr aa audience, sad
tiv basinets toe advertise for en audience.
It i ail the same.
Foreman McFernu, t.f the H & L Co, baa
appoinud Van Wihu.o and Merrill Phillip
take charge o.' tha aew tire extintuuheia,
witbQ E l'rupttd d DiuSclie'.laaaUcmatt.
Vim will (;i to hrar the All Hey wnotl
and I'utr'.e.a l'.;i j-rt Co., probably tii bri-t
ever in Aitan, A tnuslual treat of rare
wtrlh. At tho Of-ra House Saturday cveu
ior, April 5th. V.'arosr ii ('rr,ur are t n
ttlUd to gicss crtiit fo. brinj-tng tuoh a rc
Gne l Ulcotixl con'poy toAlbatiy.
At tho meeting of the WilUtnett" Vrfaby
tery yeatorday, S EYotmr. JC Powell. F
M RedrMd. L Fiion. W tl Idne.M S Rid
dle. F 11 t.wione aud M J Sf tub ware
reoomoteuned ss tru-sUr of the Albany
OoHcso. Tho repart ef . Preatdeot Coodit
ehowed the Icstitute to L iaa giiod caudi
tioo. ToMesTTiiK FaKMOSNT. The Statei
Board of Commerce 1 making prepara
tion to receive President Harrison In
Portland on hi trip tn the northwest and
will face him In a bodv. Drltaatc will
be tent from alt the city board of trade.
At a special ineetlnot the Alban v Board
to day PreV.dent V right appointed S E
sounir, lay W main and I ti Tow nacnd
delegate to go to Portland to meet the
rrcjlilce.t wllh the State lioard Xf Com-
inerce.
SA rCBDAT.
Klein' fa ho knock them all oat.
I idi p.MHici.cj hat a btoye'o cr
I'ojs aie 13 ceuts at Ttooma on new
oontract.
The finest thiiia; out, thnsn cloth top,piing
heel shoe, for inie sad clti!dreti,t Klfia
Hr..r.
Salnu. will paye five at.d a half blocks cf
Comrwrciid ttreet at a coat of nearly ?5D,0lX ,
That' buaioes aud w ill pay the ity well.
Mifcsr Wheeler aed Crawford liav rli
snlved partncrtlil,,, and Mia Crawford will
teach a limited tu nbor of pupils at tt-r home
cn Oth sirevt.
Just teceivrd a corritilato line of iniaes
nd chilcireo's cloth top, patent Kaltn r tiv
peii'g neti no, allisjs and widil:.,at
Klein B101.
The n eetini; at the Y M C A Hall at 4
o'o'eck t morrow srill he cooduoted by Mr
Bostan, cfOherliu College, Ohio. Mem
ber!, invite your fi'ieuda.
Trtolosm sere mdd by the rluildios &
Li: a 11 A'toi'iation laot evening, each at (10
moiitha iutertKt in advanoe, one t Mrs W
N Phillips for SSO'J and tho other to MrOr
t m for 3-100
The tvornid and last half term of ' t II J
Hopkins' danciug school btios this
eveoinit t 8 p m, A number of thj-lateft
tluiea in tlaccinjj will bo introduced. J3e
sure aud attend.
Uuliu & nwt.n, draffiists,
Ued ajhwl houto thois at Ktein'r.
Buy your groccrioof farker Bro
Fiae groor ru at Conn & llendrlcson.
The best $3 ahoa for uieu at Soar) shoe
tor. : "..
Best aaaortmoot of tea iu town at C E
Browuoll's.
Sold oats for sale by W W Crawford, at
Tallman.
Klein's 52
tike the !ed
Jdic dougola button thoe
A line of the lutcet
ladies at Klein'.
style lace shoes for
Kenton's "Sea Lion
oenta per bcs.
Good vnuti-ated and
roo us at Viurcak's,
Shayinj, 15 esnts, 1
Close ! 011 Sundajs.
Silver Polish," 23
sun lighted lath
it Viereok's shop
Ladiea for your Oxfoid ties go w here tlisy
keep a complete hue at KWtn'd.
; A . large assortment of pardon seeds on
sale as CE Browncli'.
The fir ctt Hue of $3 thoca for men ever
shown in Albany at Searla' slice etore.
The laiso fcilt loot ttlls j r a win r Klein
Bios exclusive Loo cod thee eUre la located.
Golden opportunities aro wasted every
day by not trnd'og ith C E Brownell.
Mattscbe dying dene on short notice with
tlierenowDed German instantaneous dye, at
Vieteck'a.
At Viercok's .having; ard haircuttlng pjj.
lo a, ladies and children's hair catt n a
spetulty.
oiiioke thn coiel)i'atd ETavaiia fi
wi'ir at Ju'i J i 1; h'i.
Ah' lr(k rf i 11 , ir v )
1 5 Ct
Bargain in choice grocerio can alwavt
b teenrtd ef Allen Bros,, Flinn Block,
Some fins f!urbtik t ofatoct for. teed
for tale by J V Pipe.
K W AoUUon 4c Co are talliog monamtnl
at Pot Hand price.
Khtoii' Adhelve Halv for cuts snd
bruise. 15 cent per roll.
tlO.000 atill left to loan on good farm e-
cunljr by 8 N Stoel&C'o.
A Polk Co. Bckolahy. At Sheridan,
Polk county, T It Blackerby'e safe was
blown open ami aiiout seventy dollars
stolen alwut 2 o'clock this morning. No
clue to burglars. It was probably the
work of professionals, as the front was
neatly and completely torn off. Several
parties stopping near beard the report.
A Harp Fought Cask, The cac of V,'
L Vance and Gto H Keener against
Frank Wood.ws finished at Oirvaliig last
evening, after a three day trial, the jury
bringing In a verdict t-f "no cause id
action." The plaintiff claimed the rlj-ht
of poel.m to twrntv acre of land cio
the river, under title; bJt the drlendant
proved ownership tinder statute of limits.
tlon at Wat, resulting in verdict a stated.
HflALT IS WEALTH!
-7','T
fir,
m. B.C. WEST'S Kceva r..l P,ria Treatment
a tftiara,tt.fl aM;iS tir 11 Valeria. Pirjti'.aa, lrt,vul
iiia, ti n, Kervuna Neuralgia, ilnulaeha, Nmoua
er.Mtratitm eauaed l,y the uae of alenrml or tuhaeeo.
WkfulnwM, slentai Iwirnwl'.ii( Sf4tMiiii i4 tbe
Krai re-ulutiic In InaaiiUy and leading; to uiiaery,
teraj nM.-a.li, rwetisaMre ulil ae, Barrenneaa. I.
il I-. t-'i-f.'i hf icr-fcxrtum of Ibe I'ram
KiM-h -rt.taia one riH.nth trralmeiit. SI te.s
ar atx bo. f s"i, tit by inU prniai4 011 rciit e
(Hue,
WE r.lMIUKTKK SIX HOXKU TO CUE!! ASY
nun. Wiibewh nr.ler ran!!,! by n fr K bose,
ar,-'.mnlij. with ire Hl aetid tbe HirrnaMir oor
WfHuu -uaii to rrfutMl the w5 il 11 treat
mei.t d.w ti..l tBMit a curs, Ouanuitce IwhubI only
by 1, A. Coii.n.11.4. Oruzi(it, aule sjrent, Aibwi), Or.
lbs Bsad to
Cssset b ssecewfully Imlat wlrV
eut eoed seaJta. T reach wealth er soy
eted posHioa la til rsanlrts ths full
rosseatio tad cperallca ef all lbs (so
l,!tiS kiss Bator ha sadow4 SS wHh.
Tbm cewTltlonsc&snot sxlcf snlesstbs
y'??tieal bring Is la ptrttd wortlrrj
w'iitr, sod this Is Impotilblt whts Us
ttttf sad tetets are torpid, tiuuobtlroct
tea V tacctlon. eaatlng trntietsttsa
and dnpetla. wlik alt ef tfeslr aeoesta
ftajlaj borrcrs.
LEY'S
Eng!l Dandelion Tcnlc
cxtrt a t . lie hSstses avsr ttt lhr,
rjc!.e It healthy action, resohes lit
c rente taargtBient, aod s-roaot the
ttorstlce ; cur Indiaettlea and eenttl
I ett'oa, sharptss the apprtlts, ten bi &
,.ni?. mtn a4 ariu I!Ia -..,.,1. " .
Weaie prepared to Lirolah yi-ur poafcr
fnisil,ln ths bent style Alvo
any) ther prirtitig cctind.
E.G. PHELPS,
Book and Job Printer,
fiW Tweed! Block over Well Fargo
A Co'a Id pretne fllj..
ALBANY -1- OREGON.
Revere House:
.LEAKY,
OHAS. PFEIFFEH
OREGCJt
llft.'lT)i)trTAT
1 iv'H Hir.iun,
F'ws-i no in firMt-ta.a Biyle. 'fable
tu-ni.tsl with the) boat in ths market.
a't;jtni t"tir:Mior.ts. Miinpls ioorr'
ir eoaisuorciAl waveicr.
ILB1BT C3LLE0UTE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OP.EUON
1890, 1891.
Strat Terns Wpaaei Sra-lent Ber ISIt. ISM
. A tall corps of lntroetjTa,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
"Civlf.'EF.CIAL AND HCHJ4AL
CLASSES.
Courao of atuJy arranRod to ueettb'
-d of a!l itradas of students.
Spruit inamcemfntt ojertd lo tatfetrs
from abroad. ' -
KKT. F.LBERT rlUT
r S j asar j rtm w .
fi ll V .iSl.llI .fldlriill.
a'
SHULTZ BEOS,. Proprietors.
woep a full tine of oinata of all kind
tn a jojI pifcc, mpletely pro-
lOCUrt: anil always frs,!.
AfJAtlTED kiimm
Leeal and TravrllBS. A rood
ehan! lVn't mirt it! V iu neet nocip.
al to represent a reliable flr.n that war.
J rants nuwery atock flrt--iai.a and true to
Rime. niFitu all lue. ie.au, ana
good pay weekly 10 er.erif tie men. Ap;ly riuick,
autinit aj.u. T. 3C, IWCLTS? Sis OO
Nursery inru, 'loristM ami eeilmt H, M t'aul,
Mian. (Tlii huues is rcayuiisli 1c.)
UKAL KSTATK FOR Al,E I have
a farm or z noro, near Lowaorj
depot, on tho Is arrow tlauo, 10 miles
from Albany. AH in cultivation. Fair
honas and bai O.. for sto-
and domaaUo pnrpeo. Fine oak gr 1
AlMoaaotherfarm ol 128 acres, threr . -i
froji Litiiiooa, All In eultivall Fair
house. Goud water. Both r wheat
la-ros. Also house and ttv.c .ots on Fifth
and Joffor;tt stroota, Albany, For furth
er particular cat 1 on A. Umphrey,Centi
preetoot, oro Hewitt Irvinn. Albany,
Z A UMPHKEY.
2nd
teat stock of 2i.d
,ey, and tha mot roasr
In I, sollicg.
;oods lu the Va
isie prices, both
1 have on hand
til K'.llua
FU iNITUXc, STOVES, TINWARE
TRUNKS, BOOKS, FIUTUHES
CLQ3XS, CRSCXFRY,
ETC.,' ETC.
fo r west of S E Young's bit' utort
L. COTTLSIlB
m,
tf miTt Csi-yha, Celt's. lnHuena, EroncKMIs,
IjUriiCO Boarsepess, K'hoopiati Cough, Croup,
Sara flirtist. Asthma, and every afisction of the
Throat, Lane and Chest, ineladin; Consumption.
Sjiceuy .ia cnuausut, Ocuuiua s.-utU "I, BiiUa,"
Custo-jChopping.
We hiave cm band at sil times 'hay,
oats,
Bml
tv, sr. i wi 1 si!
n qian
V
to su
XI,V W,V
66
Ahot
The Hon. J. W. Fcnnt'more is the
Sheriff of Kent Co., Del., and lives
ttt Dover, the County Seat and Cap
ital of the State. The sheriff is a
gentleman fifty-nine years of age,
and this is what he says : "I have
" used your August Flower for sev
" cral years in my family and for my
" own use, and found it does me
" more food than any ether remedy.
" I have been troubled with what I
" call Sick Headache. A pain come.3
" in the back part of my head first,
" and then soon a general headache
"until I become sick and vomit,
" At times, too, I have a fullness
" after eating, a pressure after eating
" at the pit of the stomach, and
"sourness, when food seemed to rise
" up in my throat and mouth. When
"I feel this coming on if I take a
"litl!? August Flower it relieves
" me, and is the best remedy I have
" ever taken for it. For this reason
"I t kc it and recommend it to
"others as a great remedy for Dys
"pepsia, &c.'
G. G. CREEX, Sole Manufacturer, '
Woodbary, New Jersey, U. S. A.
s -
ttiUl IXMl Sut'l
?r.2t.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T K.
UBATIIEUIOKP,
Attorney at Lw. W.B prA in alt ewit of to
sta-a. aailjret -Fiiua tluv'k, A'ba:iy, Or m.
HILVF.r,
Attorney at L ni 8 !i.-lta- in Cfciaffery.
Uum nuds on all it , nt. I.aa a jyiiiat-il
ort! term. Alttviy, Ortgoa.
Co : tee
on lav-
QEO. IT. VS RIGHT,
attomev at Li. SAiziine ia C'i''7, Pnetir in
A4nura'tity and ?S ,U-y Putiiw. Wilt ,rciiee in ail
court, ol Uiiss'ata an4 bl iha L'aitel fttat..- earl
f.irijrejrnn. ffle -1'rjat ri crer bail of.
Oregon, A,baBy. vn.
II.
Attorfey a'
to fit EHi'lMt b!..rk
Aibviy, Ornr.
J.
J. WIIITXEY,
Attorney
orrgau.
at anJ Kutary PoWic. AJ!ey
Da
H. X. EtLKKIIL'KX.
AU,imjTat Li. Will orwiic Io S t th tnnrU of
Oreswn. axeept the owiaiy o-ort of Una emimy.
A.I tal'aa will receive .rrm;l af.enl,n . o til ret
-Odd r!iloa 1 am.X-, Albany. Or.
QR. G.lVATSGf! fJASierJ
Physician and Surgeon.
.
Of3cs oprjHe tho lejprH-rai.
Of. IV II. 0AI3,
Physician and
burgeoi
jfcr:tT3oo np stairs in "traban's TAoa
Vay he fount1 st his iiiie oay sr.d t:l
: 03, G. A.HITH2Y,
Piiy3icir.n an3. Saraoa.
Graiasts of Bolleva lToettal .Medical
rfolt.'ga Kow crk City.
Diseases cf woaiae a spt-sialty .
tTOCj rvMisn' Brick, Albany, Or.
La Hill
and Surgeon,
and Ferry Street,
Physiciai
OfSce or, f'
ALBANY-
Caveat, and Tra la-Marks oMained. and ill Tit
ent bueine eon Inctmt for Morierate Fees.
Our Oific I Opaosite U. S. Patent Oihca.
and we ran eemrt- patent inlc umetiuui liiot
remote from Washin?tun.
head model, drawins or rtrto with deaertp
tlon. We adviee. tf patec'iabls or not. trv ot
ehsnre. Onr fee not due till patent i sveared.
A 'Psmnfclet, '-Jiow t Obtain i'atents," with
T.anicns of actird c.tenta inyourilttts, county, or
town, tent frre. Addros,
O.A.SIMOW&CO.
OrsotS Pattti OSc. VVashLiateB. D. C.
Fntiiiiillei & Irving,
- " - V.V ....
v- - ?, 5. .
. -FUNERAL MUEOTOIsS.-
Lrterial Embalmin.?; Dona ScieutU
ically.
Permai.enHy cured -t hulCiittln?, Burnlnsr cr
ktlng. A perfectly pilules troatT.wnistid (jisnrauT
teed cure in overy asse, no matter how lonn stardiT'j.v
Thja treatment, tor ST ot 11 e, uf Dr Boxclt'a ,is the
t ateat discovery known tu medicine. Udiesnlvc
nd completely remove the stricture tritlioutanpuj'.
I or pain to the patit nt.
DISEASES OFTil Ell!
Peculiar to theirSex, ar.1 not pniporto nanie here,
inelndine all those deiluate Inlimuties and Weak,
neaaes, which ttoey would sUrtule from lit.-loUi(r to
their family phynician, paruiaucntly cured in less
ttuie than wa evur knosr a to Medicine before, by Dr
3oUVNew System ot Treatmea." It rejuvenate
tie enito-unr ary orsransand makes weak men atronn;
Whon poasible, it i ahrays bt-at to call lor personal
nntultatian and apecial examinatiou. Ent tho
vho cannot possibly ea 1, should write, statinj thciy
awe fully, Mudioiue sent by mnilor exprtiss, acaled,
a-e from exposure, to all part, of tha Faoijic Coaat,
Address,
Wm. A. Boxell, M. D.
St Tanl I laiteaaary, Portland, Oresan.
Corner First aud Pins streets, overjPortfami
National Dank.
Any wi:aic r
Who Is ml? rrlng, either la hia mind 09
botly, from tho injurioua or wealmt.lutf
i effects of hi own ii;uor&nt follies, huw
I voueioesrtf loan b ctun-Kiy anu vnui-
reutif cure L Fapers ini isajotif.
W.. '.! 1341hirtlSl.
A I a VUIC. Portlnl,i-.
A - Tills nbl TVw(j, haa hod 30 eenra
' . exuerieiicoia enriurriftt.i. JUood, .Is-r-
"-.'--.s: ;'-"-. von and 8k n TOseaaea. Write tiv.ly.
Ballabl Remedies sent privately ta ami address.
... ACADEM
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of :
Our Lady cf Perpetual
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l0R.!l!ir!
Si In. f .
i-lowep"
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STRICTURE
.0ukl.it 5.
jan.re ft eewnsp
f '. (ti or
t 1 it
- ' SHILOri'S VITAUZKR
Conimpl5on need fm Conrtipation, LiM A"
shet
"ei ife.
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( !ir is .!.) bv us en s tnane
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