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VOL XXVI.
VLUA.NY, OUhC.ON, FRIDAY, MAY l, 1891.
WO 30
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AR1SINO mOM A
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row SALT r ALL
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dimw ( lh kiUiirv. n.( trml
uu.rr dilWrtu irntnlir. .tut ti
Mti-).t u (rum UiUrrml jhrkui.
without relief. Ahuul Ih nth ol Apn'
I tai .ilVtrtnsf lrm crY Klcnl
Lttailc (Hat mliuuet ir;rat.l tt.t la
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.in ha niiiiiiier tul X whi tul inter.
lU.wti it iiftlmtM itiu.tKc tur in?
to -.t i p nitric, ijt l t.ul on niv cU.tlu.,
iih- 1 1'uvi.Srmii will Mr. Hrurvt ruil , l
i r.iX.O.N K1UNKY TlL, to my
t tcL 1 Imiurlintctr cninicri
ii . UK tlie Ui U hud t. Iini-t
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'Albany, Oregon.
CTOH-3SS U
1EADIGHE
BUT CURES
NOTHING ELSg.
DRUGGIST
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STATIONARY fiC
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ri It vou want tlio bcsl
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1 An1 v-i L- f 1 n o V.1 r Ctt i S
i o ture that is manufactur
Li t:i3 Jed the city go to
BRINK'S
Albany Cigar- Fact y,
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Ihi lino. U'i. r .1 hnn 1 n ci'.u
quiry l:t the itmitor v iU ny lin1 ;
iirty
Mrs M-!.'o, Mrn l:mr::vU. Mr -tii-l M.
I'U.'Ml-ll IliU Ti'MIII, t !H.'. ! - ! ( i "'- n
U ii;Uiinkor. iirt! !ul !; , it lt. r uti
Mrmlffiw W liov.t.Mr K f T.-.i't !t.lho
rri'sulinit h hti'Hinnii.l.i ;,: na '!iv' r.
Ki'llHtiNo ofvai'll wi tin .rv' a "iv!ii!iv.,ii,i.
Ow ititf to tin-il!i;r,in if .Mr ilt!f.nl' U
tlia I'rivntt' Si-rivtarv in inl in tin" r u'y.
TIh l'rrn'ntcttilnl train fuiixis lit (
ritw, l.tlii-lid "1 lm i-rt'niiSi'itt'o ." -i t iiil."
Tli'o litit tar i(intiiiiift th l'a:.'!',.i-,".' i!
JH-rlhlialih kihhN, nlfii) iidiiMiDt; l.', ;'i!t
luont nii.t lilTitiy nii'l I jtr'M r, tu st i tl.
diitiiijl mom rar, f!!y rqntfju'il. tin :';,
ot Jut tliini-l foidiiiiliiij I.); WiIhi i . 'lit ft ,
f n 1 1 of cli'i.'o wiiit!-, ( Mri tliivi i woiiM
nvr liitvt nliiMvc.l tliut.) Ti.o l'i
ik'iit'i car i next. Tin-it tliu !t - - j i 1 1 ;
rr for tla nnmtnili r of tln .uty,:i.S -it
the cuU, tlie rt-i-t'iiti-.ft uhI t.ln'ivatit.u
car, front tltt t-ovtrvil t iiit tf vvlilih tliv
apcccliri nro untile. K tlu sc f.u-t.-t tit
vattr iiitml. and yon will know tvlicn; tu
Iwk for ttiiiiKM.
I.KBLXON. M;ji FSt.r.i ft in
f riaift-
!'.iir-.i;ir,
vitiw, wt-krkiiii; in tiio uti.ic
Albany,
Hon I K VV'eHtlii-iforvl w in i:t Li. t'ant.ti
Tucnility.
C A Klson, of Albany, lum loail.; nr-ran-jt-iiifiiti
to Uvotuu i-iti.-i;:i of LnU
ttitott. Utfttill uiKov tiin f.tit.'Jy Mist
ntk.
I'rof 1'aviJ T-rKt .f t!i. i-'.uiJtatu
Acaik-niy wrnt to -Vib.'.oy .M.iihi;ty, in
baviiiil "U-t-ti tttat;t .l lo'ti.ti-ii in thu
CoiU ytitte ln.-tiluU' f,r a n itj- o.
Mra llii:.liiuio at:.! niv-.-v r
li'i.t'l f .!
it t' iu'H.th
!:..,.il!.:ttl,
wtttv t ' a t
h.tji lift
Alimiiy Saturday. Si-.tt
ia itiui li itnproved,
i tKr
Ms
Iilit 111 .UOiStlV. w..- rt
Urt'a.kd ilit iiff lajiripji-.' ; i
nt-ovtritt. t.s.prt. .
1'ink Coa.N.Mr C
S.i.
mar Uaklii t.i I,.t.l on our t..M.' a
.ample of ct.ro known mtl'C I.i.am!t ;
corn, wl. kl, for o sali-y ttl quaniitv. rc-
trlnds ootf .f tt.e palmy cor a avi,f J;:i
noU ami Iowa. On nvrr hottoAt !.,sul in-
raUcd f" btiithctk wr acre lat '. :tr. Mr
Smith ii.f.jrm u t'.i it i: nwiki r- vcrv fine
meal for brcaJ. l.ir:,r uiu.'-.t: ij ot-
laln omc of IhU tt.tn f.ir n-rd cto bo ti!.
plied by caiHoj at .Stewart .St.'' 'ore,
tn tliH city.
Ki'oexs a St ii-our. If tlioyowi i..att
wlio U writiiij; thw 'Mnrant te'.ryMn'-for
the On-con ia ti from Ki.;;nio t'ity would
only take thts trouble t etudy't im.t
tera on whiclt he wri'.tu, lii at.iteifttta
would i-arry moic weight. Wh.it he
writes aluiut Kuycrte acrurinv a d.-.-p .t a
outlfl by buil.liii!- a road t-i t!.J SiuhUiw ,
be di'p'.aya alut a- murli i.-nojum-.-n
Nat Vttlv, of thu late I'ortlaml Si-h , t'u 1
when he wrote a doublo-h mh d iti. u;;.!
alxmt roaitin cl.o)iKrri h ii ilw wheat
at Walla Walla. K.tts;.-nt' a a ;'ti.l town
ami when he ia hi.tktn fr n ih v x-
out let, her citizen uti K'uitrt hiiiii,1i tu
know that Astoria or.4 an I tc'-if-. an-the-otllv
p!:iv tli. v cuu rvLti.A.ti;ri..
r.uikihi.
CI.... It'eV I fai-k i.-, of Si.); M
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court n, pottin, h con.t'icrir!.'
H Of
rt-iai i:i-"titi)H at t: V, , ..r:r. it m
thin ciy this wie.
JH t.h-ddya l-;to U Hi I !:..!ov.l r
principal of th Sciopul Hf :t . .. f ,r !L
i i;u:n tch-fd yri.r. hi.i l.il.'.tji . in
iiivneii.j htxt fpt iulfr.
Th)tiriu,f Dfvar.i v Fhtltoii lsivve
didsolvn! p.trtn'm!.ip, Mr 1 vfin v r
taiiiintt tho Ltisine-a at the old tt.ind.
M V I'ilyctt a few dava tt.") co!.l h;a
mining interet in the Suntiatu (ii-itrh t
to ar.mo Sttlt-m partits, n eeivinK for it
tlOGOcaah. l're.
IIvisotii-m. Thin Mlhject, whifh i
now atlraclinK Mich wiU-Kpicfid alti ii
tior.ar.d alut whii h ther Mit-h a
ditlerence of opinion, is rom-id; iTd xm
th-ally in No 3, of the i'o-vler .'4 Wi Vm
library, tmdei tho title of. How to M;irf
netifte, or Mcstiierixm atsd Clairvoynm f,
practiral tr-atitie on the choice! mam
afincnt ami capabilities of aiikj"tts,
with instruct ion.i on the manner cf pro
cedure, by Jarma Victor WiUon. I'l i.-r-,
W ccnta; addre?!", I'owh-r & V.' il, 775
Iirradway, New York City, N. V.
f reef i.atokh arc eirciilat-r.-; t!irou!i
the country tryhir to Mitrnrti ti.ii vear'a
wheat crop. ''nc farmer told v. he had
been ofrered Go t-enta in advance- W e
were told of another intiance where a
farmer had Wen ol'-red 7't ceiita for hit
crop. It ue hope that a better era is
dawning upon the farming cla;wi. Es
pre?. J'on't eell. Xever contract before- haml
lor tl.o sale of wheat or hot.; hut when
-on can (r' tajjood prii eiti OetoKcr or
Covt-mlier, it i.avi toe: II. tn.'i::''.i ime-
tirnt-H, as 510V. tins firicL- n-iv . -
The contrary ia the. ru':
iN.si'ncri.si; a Uhim-ic. The jn h;:r :md
commi.shmert. of Maiio.i cnusitv v-tiit to
pffcr.oh ventcrd.lv, where fiev were r.et
by the Linn county ccnur.h if.net cr.d
proceeded lo the Green bridge that .p;tr.
the north folk of the .Santi-.m riv-i l: .
tween the two coun'ieR. 'I In ir t.hjctt wa
to make an eximhiatiott of the Mrur.ture.
which ha been rOiith-mneJTni h. ln' in a
dangerotm condlilon. One of tiic pk-rn U
partly-wshhed avvav. "1 he fclrncture U a
covered one and i sco feet long Mtatt-
man. -
Leiia-vox vs. Ai.nA.NT. -The Albany
haw hall club ims received a challunpe
from tho Lebanon club to plav a Fcriea
of live frames. The challenge "lsas been
accepted and the first jrama will be
iiayeil at Albany baturdav afternoon.
May 2. tho next tame a week after at
Lebanon, etc. Lebanon has a good club
eo that Boras interesting guinea may be
expected.
A Loko Coi'Niy. Our own .Marion
county ban a greater length east and:
v est, than any other county in the Un
ion. In deneribintr her rotithern l,ont. '
dary, Hill's code liaa the liue running op
tlie Santiam river and ita north fork to
the lagcade mountainH, and "them-edito
eat to the eummit of the Iioclty motm
....... . . ... .
lama. niAieeumn.
Mr. Jay Goixn, of New Yorl, (Jit ..will
visit the Pacific Coaat next summer, and
wlil no doubt slop off at Albany, the rUI -road
center ojt Orecon. Mr CJotil.l is t-Ud
to be quite rich, la fact it tuts h' ;n liined
out by ome gonitis that If Attain had 'lived
until now ami I tad saved jjio a vexr,
and not even invented 1.. lav wo :iil he
much the richer of the two; but Jav G.
has only been (tavina hid .1 L'w veara. 't he
thought staggers un, . ,
, No 1 op Vox 1, of the Albany Journal,
h. on our table. Though a republican in
politics the editor Intends to b-s Indepen
dent, lie ay Albany Is big enough for
a third paper, and di&palys a kind, frkntliv
feeling towartlt hi new cotemporares
that is pleasing In a newspaper. The
Democrat wishes the Journal micccmi,
Here's our jrsT
Mal-e Foutun"bs. The dispatches
from 5an Franc! ,co tell how ntveiid (inns
there made half a million do'lats apiece,
on the recent rise in the wheat market.
Albany men did not make as much a
that, but the Democrat Is informed that
Mr V 11 Goltra made H,ro,ooo to $20000.
or.a ti v ci . I
in. fi w . oi.i.istiii utuiiji .is iiiueii. i
The majority has said 'a ' Ithdi teo
bridge.'' The minority and eyervbody
else should now put their nhoulders to the
wheel and woik unceasingly until one I
up. Jt will be btnit this vear, 'There i.
no such word
j TlIK i'llKf ! NTl.M 1'AV.iV Wl'.t li
RrtftviJ ly vi ry iictuh fruit in Xu
; liiiiK'tU, vuiiiiiiit t llu- l:iav' tin'
jliut ii-il urc i-t ii'i'-v v-'i iott-t wit;
i ti1)iili !.ui(''! of li iv. i iM rtu ! ! i 1 ii'-sr
I ninl j.!:'!tn, mil'. In n 1 'u-v .-, it -!
8wi:;:it ixo l 'K.-Tm) vh'-'i wfl
lyo'i-inii'il lv tli tiHiiiil rtniuln'r of t-tit-
it ;. Hi.''
I' 1-ifi', lult I
to !,.!. ),,.-
A tMi-r.'vn!"i t tt ri-uiitl
..' : ,1 . , .
itol tiiiu'li vnr-'i! th-.di tlo t
fraint Tiif t Jntri t.xt-I'l-.ii
to I -.i liiii i.nmv v"
M. .'.. . . f (V - c ii ,.
i l . .Hl in. III. i
iv-H ftiul eui-li
"'ili lirH
W'iis J'iuici nt'
i.t tviuiMiin-f
t:. i- .':.'!( UiHl1, ill.l in tl'l' full mo of It
I utriiin-' (Min.'f.jtUi.ll the a
f- lv. in V.i t (mo tlirt tl"
!' ni'iit t.'l-
litl not Intvo
'S'V tl.iha lit l;U OHri-H ill. ,llu0
J!!!'.un ! ii.iv Hmt iiiiioiiot of tuoiiry
lii;- p. ii l,i-f held It in hlH otii.il
f aho. IV -iiy t liiit twn turpi'!.)'! nt
ti i- ti;iiir.f..rittfiHnit if ttin ( to poi
it iij l,t. TJt t -l!.! wile tivcitiinii'il, liU
v ' -1. v fin fitru. W ff.iiii liclow thriiwinn
tlit' ;'i,! i hi llii. t', iH'ti-ru! of tlit t-iifil
Hit II toist'i'ti !ii;ii itl'..
'jliift."! !nt it ti'd
pi urt tl,"
.-.it, tutil whi n thlHKH
Jnoiit'y JtR'l tlU;tj
A l..v: t
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k! tu ral iiKirchaittllKL
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ujo ttl t ri.'KWr!!, W.t
t''i:.IV it1,.. lit .:;..ti
tt a'M.rt v: l l in ,
H ii..wn ojw-ii iy
. l'iliur;: l.iy ijipht,
it!
I't'itn-il,
i nt t!.o
lint
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i- ill,i OHt PU1IK"
..-;.r .Hi.! jute. ! vpvn ih.? icm nuitr,
t! i;:t a -.i,t.n4 mi t iitriitic". l-'lonr wnti
piK'.l almut tlt oaf., to ii. nli'!t tho t-X-pl.;.)is,
a tmlii iliilltil 1 1 1 ! . t t i-! t tdediKir,
t o r.! r iniroilu'itl and vhu door blown
out. rioutt htiivta aini otlu-r nrtitk-o
irt Hlc.t iiiis.inf; from tlio Horo. Thru
l.tiiuh t-1 tli.n.im .f tho iiiotit'v l.i'loiijrt-t!
to It I, f -.iu, to J II n hiU'ultir and
tl m ri'iitniti.lcr t oilu r purtU-n who had
ileju.s.tv J J; i.,f ifi lv, na tht-y thonht.
i, it;ai!.
Tusi Viix-.i:
do IV.-1 isuli
t. i)r. On-set. The T..le
i ttto arrival at tho h-iktat
Indian rcecrvstion. in IVntott eonnlp. f
Juhti S AJavliU.hea. Mr .Mavl.O"!..-. i
Jipeeul ni;i tit ..i the f..vt rntnetit and bin
btiBim -t nt Sikti at thit time U to allot
to tut? Indian of the .Siku reservation,
1:1 f.-vernttv, the Uxtul to which tliev an,
tnt
lOlt!
till.
:i t
o tloite li 1 x,eUit-
a-t po-ijohi,., o( rottrac, in justice to
f i-ti r.iu', it tir in) h ttjr irasoti, a
l-.tvii J..ji;i n.M patiently aaaitrti
t. tht-c, luoht important evrrst.
r tii' ti-.t!i:ti:-rt h ivo ti'icitcil thti-
I It
t t.h.ire, ihtro wfd l over '")i).tK!i)
t ci land b ,U;,-u,4ftl of, ctubr.ic-
t:!ii!r.'.I, fruit. ff.;si;'.-. coal, aunt
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r i.ui
CollV.tt f !
.Sri uk.- ilifij-rircrfttl low
ot'
vts.-rcd Ut-t
iiHStf.tv tiflt-riMH.-it 5 the
foriti-r r'H.u over it '.'5 cet:t j-nmeof
e.ir Ui. Th!.-e w.t ro;iith .-rable excite
nivrit iu tt.o vicir.itv f.r a ehort lin,
iifl tio? three pi ciiiM''d in the
i,:uf?'!1 ,t'iacii catutj out of the mill
with 1 juy :i(,ii-!ir,.,i tares. Atlhouth
t.-.e olhi'er were called in to fjtlell tho
to- tu.-Utu-!, tho comhatanta were p.l
koved their fm-doiu without cenauraor
pun 1
w-hmt-rtt ior difttirhhijj thy jioncc and
atii!j the city ordinance.' while at
viu
tiif .tttj. time1 a ptN.r (trunk it arrested
aitd ciiiehei i".i lijset'e.
Jon lloun NK8'ii:t;.t K-at one of
Albany's street Jvadlju into thr country
nhoilld I J.t in tir4t-e-a-j! cooiU.'k.n, o
fust won ith on lu.ra.-i v.iil haven
phi.--j win-re ti..-y tvis them W!t when
they 1' t hi the MsUmi-s uud .:. what
Ih ey ir,!i .(.., r.nd ti;!.t Heie the roada
nr .t;. Albany jt.'nrratiy f.hould lie iiif
t-ruit il. "i in y fhould l.-t) in tt condition
l;ia w;il lt n i re.ht to th eotinty when
" i over u.i :o, 1 lu-re h iitaa n
h! f.
ft n our t i! y i trtt tn.
I" iJ-iOVH..
tu:
y.r Th.
Hon A
s in the city
'trs l'.:ik" r, . !
I A Cm -ttiiK- v,.t 1 ii, Torirand thU
I'oon oct bt.:' in- i.
Tvl TKiM!ip.:, .;T--i.it -.?-r.t of the
( oi.'.i .ftiti ! inn Co.. ot New Yoik,
U in liic cly. 1) r Wy man ts to.at agent,
!akt:n fox, r.f CorvalSfi, ba t;one to
New York on a bitn.;n trip. liU father
l 3lil to he ioi!e v caUhy ,
. 11 F ) .horn hp o!d bin prpertv on
Uit corner t-f l-fttvrenrin.d Ht venth Mice!
to Mr T l" lh, truer, of IhhioU.tut former-It-
a jth:.'.-iO'f ii,! t'.f. The cctftdcra
o "ti ItJ'i L;4, .' r ) K!;ir ti i ii.oviiir
i I.U )!! ;o .1 I. ..... !. . !.! , ... v..(
... , . w.. v.J. - i.i '"..(W U .11,
w'terehe ha engaged hi liii'-ir cim. hu
t;ene U' jiis'.er. MrXJ'htiru ban ncvcral
relative (st AlHane. Mi tnburn l hi
the city today.ilte j-ue-.t of Jay W lilain.
t::o.tv.
Mi'.t I'h.ra Ma.-oi, rtttiriied thij noon
from is. triji to f-ulem.
l.oto ton "'oohii.'il I'aijfv
at WOT IT Hall, tonight. '
Hon JviT Myers w as in thu eit
Roir.jrfrom In re to ro.-tlamJ.
Fecial,"
y tr.day,
JIoii i'l-ymour t'oitdon, district utfor-
ney lor tin- second judicial
In tho city today.
district, waa
Mr Tjtke Iorti,who ban Iteen clerking
for S'imphon t'i ( V., nt t.'orvallia, for a
coupjo yettr.-i, hna r i.-iiftitd bin xtition
there ami w ill make Ali-nny ids home.
' Thirty .Alhat-.y Odd I-'ellowH went to
7 i ' .'ioji to-day lo ntti-nd the O. I', ct-lc-hrattofj
h--re, for which jrn-at -rt'iara-
tiotit had ),:;ii imulc,
'r Hid W'eih. the ('orva)liH wheat
hover, who isi wtUitijr to contract for next
fa Pa wheat at75centf, in In the city.
Mr Wells in a vfry judicious buyer, and
v lieu l,el).:j.lay t hat amount of confl-den-j.;
io t!; win :it outlook it mear.i
fOtnethinj;.
a.VTfeji.tV.. v
Miss Noli t;rav,lanhtcr of L E Gray,
l.s ill with tyfho!d fever. . ,
Mi.--ft 'Jenbio I hi via. of Fllverlon, U in
the city, the gtieot of her brother, Dr AV
II Iavia.
Jtidsre Ki rah-an in in the city. On Mon
day lie will bcj.dn bttfiriess with theiiu
preme court at rendleton.
Messrs CHnnd II A. Stantg-d nml J K'
MeJIarjrue, of Brownsville, are canvass
ing tbia vicinity for the Challengo churn
power. Stayton Tunes.
' Mr WO Youn. advaitea m-ent for An-
ma lirmin mid John Jack was in Albany
today, makiii arranaenientu for tho ap
pcaraneo ot tiieat? ol.l favoritea nt the
opera Loase cn May . Thcv will r.rc
tti iit the mytholj-ieal play Gafuto.t. .
Lttku Hotri-i, w ho lias been emclowetl
at fiileHiiian for tho pnst two years in the
hardware Vtomof SimpHon, ioguo& Co,
ha. roHij-rc-d his poHition, und yesterday
went to Albany. He w ill return to this
city within a few weeks, however, when
he will en'i-e in a like hutia;nes with
another Prm. Leader.
-lJecontly Albany' had adonhV. birih
day party. -Salctp now i-ottiea forward
v. itb a triple birthday pnrty, Dr Jemmm
Mrs Itojrers and JcK-stip htranif, lieinj tho
heroea 1 of tht (Mteai-ion. A (iuidrup!o
party ia now in oiuer lor Aitiany.
iUM iiujju j,ef'per, 01 Mietitl. was lit
the city today. Mr.and Mrs 1-eeper will
move to Taeoimi in a few days, where
Mrs Leeper's brother in law, H C Clem
ent, is one of tie wealthy and prominent
eiwicemi
The "Zoological, pansy" social, at the
v O i U hall, lust evening, was a very
nu t. auair. 1 nu " attendance waa good
and tht eniovment had merited it. .!'.-
j sidea other games the zoological tranio
wtta played. Twenty four animals 'were
drawn on a blackboard by young people
selected from the audience.whileal! pres
ent, each with a numbered curd in hand,
ncH0tl what the animals were. Misses
Mamie Cunditl and Lizzie Starbuck each
guessed 17 correctly and were presented
viUi gome wooden animals. A rennnt. of
i ,Vi
1'
irched corn was served. A larc-o ditt-
iay of nansies was a feature of the eve-
1 l,'lat pi-eseot Lein
decorated with a
boqttet of them. .
I , t r
I W- I'i.'-'i'MiVlA and iiver Complaint
! 'm '-:-v" ','i -.'uur -r.tee on every bottle
i u never fttil to cars,
liBIn!V(e fit. HID,
Anonlliincct'cretttellnt)lTiCofui'er
I lotB.uk.nt of ,lr!U ni toJcflnehU duilr.
to piovlde for anJ re)iilale tlio -itbtlli-
tji'-i.t loul ullcrnlUm of Hid gr-ule ot utii'tMn
anil sllcy or any fait thereof, unil prt'
vl Jin; fur the graillng of trceti and a!lcy
. "r il"v l"rt toeivor, ami for tut cotutruct-
, tun. Inuittivi-iiicnt and rcpalrlnu of iUlts-
4lKii, pavcinrtitit, utrtvlK, allot , acwer,
tbalnr, biltlj-ci and Bqufduiitt within the
limit, of the city ot Alimny, when, In the
jud-frti)t of the cominon coui.cH of
aUl city, .uch work It neceitary, and to
provide for the oinc.uneot and collection
of ihti toitK and cxpcn.c. tlicreof, and pro
vldl.'j' tor the recording and enforcement
of ilcti. tipo.t tSe property adjacent to auch
litiprovcincnt.
The pojileof the tlty cf Albany do or
dalit a toilow.;
! t'r.ei lo.M t . it h!l be the dutv of the
council of ...LI city to apjiolnt a .ulttble
peri'ti to ..-rve a. niirrintendent of MrvcU,
whotttir.lt hold hit ollk-c during; the pleas
ure 01 toe council ana tnait receive luth
cottipcn.atl.m for I.I. crvlcc the coun
cil may direct.
SncrioM a. It khall be the duty of the
.ald.np-ilntendentol .tretrl. to Uvrlnlen.
lend the i:rttllnn and graveling, Improving
and rrpaiihiK olall ttrccU and alley ,nd lo
ee that ths tame are graded and graveled,
Improved and repaired in accordance with
tlie order and otdlnancet of the council
providing therefor, and to superintend the
con.trn" lion of allcrutvlk, trdi;e, cul
vert and aqueduct, and the conduction
ot ill drain and sewer and all repair
thereof ordered by the council and to ee
that they are cor-.true'ed and repaired In
accordance with the order of the council
and ttio ordinance of ttte city yovcinln;
the conM ruction end repair of uch cro
wttlkt, bridgoi, culvert and aqueduct,
drain, and ;wert,
Stcrio 3. A'hen, in the judgment ot
the toniicll.lt become nccewary lo c.tau
ll'li or alter the gratle ot any ttreet or natt
thereof, or of ony alley or part thereof, or
to tradfi any Mrect or "alley or part thereof,
or 10 construct or improve any sidewalk
or pavement, or to Impsove or repair any
street or alley or any part thereof, or to
construct or repair any drain or sewer
within the street or alleys of tald ctty
at the coit a 11 4 expense ot the adjacent
property owncr,orowner,!he council shall
by an ordjr duly made and entered on It
journa', upcetfj a follow:
Firu WUh convenient certainty, the
Mrect or part thereof proposed to be Im
proved, or of which the grade I f ropoaed
to be established or altered or the kidew-alk
or pavement, street or alley or part thereof
pruiroscd to be improved or lepalred or the
drain or sewer proposed to be constructed
or repaired and the kind of Inprovcmrnts
w hkh I proposed to be made.
Second. A time when the council will
hear and determine alt objection or re
monstrance which may be made by any
iitj.itenl propetty bolder or taxpayer
thereto. The period Intervening between
die d ttc of the making of such order and
the Mme specified therein for such hearing
shall he of suilkicnt length to allow not
!. than seven full day notice to be given
thereof fly the amn order the council
hall direct the recorder to give notice of
the time specliicdihcrcln for such hearing.
At least seven daya notice of the time of
tuch herhtjf shall be given by the re-.-order
and such notke shall be given In
the manner, and contain all the matter
and thlttj- required by Section. 1 and 6j
of Chapter Vti ot the' la.t Act of the Leg
islative Assembly of this stale Incorpora
ting said city. t hen Ihe time specified for
ut.'i hcaiir. arrives and It appear to the
sitlSttfaclton of the council that dun notice
has b"en given a herein provide.!, lle
council shad then proceed with such hear.
m, strictly In accordance with the pro
vision of rice t Ion 63 of said Chapter V11
of tald act and determine w hethcr the pro
posed improvement or alteration or estab
lishment of grade or Improvement, alter
ation or repair specified In tuch notice shall
be made or not.
Sxcrio 4. After the hearing men
tioned In Section 3 of thU ordinance (hall
be finished, 11 the council shall determine
by resolution that the proposed Improve
nnnt, or alirtatton or establishment of
gratieor repair specitWd In nucb notice be
made, it shad then provide by resolution
or ordinance, tor the time and manner of
doing the work thus ordered and for letting
the contract therefor.
Skctio 5. In case tho council shall
tu. Uc-take to establish or alter the grade of
any street or part thereof, or ol any alley
or "part thereof, or te grade any street or
alky ir part thereof, or to construct 01 !
improve any sidewalk or pavement or to
construct or repair any drain or aewer
within the street t,r atleya of ld city at
the cost and expense of me adjacent prop
erty owner or owners, all such work shall
he carried on and completed under the su
pervision of the superintendent it street!
whrjse duty It shall be, under Ihe directions
of the committee on street and public
proticrty, to tee that ail the resolution tnd
ordinance In regard to the same are faith
full carried out. And it thail be the dutv
of s'uld superintendent to caue tuch work
to be done without delay, and if the same
Ijc dune by htm be shall present hU bill
therefor to the council; and tald bill shall
specify particularly the lot or lot or part
or pai ( of lot or lot or parcel ami tract
of Und adjacent to the work, done, the
name or name of the owner or owners
thcieof and actual cost of the work done
on the portion of the street, alley, grade,
kldewaik, psvement, seer or drain adja
cent to fcuch lot or part thereof or parcels
or tract ot land tnereoi and tne uata
when such work wa done and by whom.
Section 6, When the work shall have
been completed, whether by the tuperin
tcmkiitv ot streets or by a contractor or
contrac'.ors, the council shall ascertain and
audit In a summary manner lh actual
cost of die lmptovemcnt or work. When
the total actual cost ot the Improvement
has been ascertained by the council, the
council shall proceed at once in strict ac-
cot dance with the provistont ot beciton
63 and 66 of Chapter V11 of the city char
ter to assess dv resolution eacn 101 or par
cel of ground with It proportion of such
cost, and every provision containea in saia
Sect ons 6? and 00 tn regard to tucn as
sessment shall De strictly puitucd.
Section 7. As soon a the council
shall have atccrtained and determined
what property thall be liable for the costs
cf uch improvement.the proportion there
of to be paid by the owner of each lot or
parcel of ground, and snau nave assessed
tinon each lot or parcel of ground Its pro
portionate share of such costs, by resolu-
lion as required oy saia occaun 00 pi me
ctty charter, tlie recorder snau immediate
ly and w ithout delay enter a statement in
the book of cityJitns of such assessment
In stiict conformity with provisions of
Section 68 of the charter of said city and
from the date oi tuch entry lo such book
cl such assessment upon any tract of land
the sum soentered shall be a tax levied snd
a lien thereon whether assessed to the true
owner or -not, to the extent and effect
mentioned in Section 69 of said city char
ter. And said book of liens shall be at all
times kept by the Recorder in a safe and
cecure place so as to be safe from de
struction or Injury by fire.
Section 8. If the council should at any
time authorize the owner or owners of any
property abutllog on any street, the grade
of which Is already established, to cut
down or fill up any street in front of such
property -according to the established
grade thereof at the expense and cost of
such owner or owners such work shall be
done under the supervision of the superin
tendeut of streets and the committee of
streets and public property, and the aid
superintendent shall see that such work is
done In accordance with the order and di
rections of the council in regard thereto.
Section 9. When, in the judgment ofthe
superintendent of streets and the committee
on streets an-l public property, any street or
alley, sidewalk, sewer or any part thereof,
shall be so out cf ropf.ir as to er.ihmiyr the
of streets, under the direction of Ihe romiiittri
on streets and public property, slisll Immed
iately repair the tame tml if the cents 'lirrenl
bs not paid, on demand by the street super
intendent, by the owner or owners ol the
shutting or adjacent nrnpstty, the siiperia
Irnihmt of streets shall present I lis bill there
lor to the city council, such bill thall specify
particularly lots, lot or part tlier-of, adjacent
to the repairs so made, the name or nsmrs of
th owner or owneis thereof sad ll.r actual
cost of the repair made an that port of the
street, alley or sidewalk and th date when
tuch repshs were made, and the costs of such
repairs slisll be paid by the ci'y out of Ihe
Suction 10. If the owner or owner of sny
tract or parcel of tsnd situated within the li-n-
l.s ui ssiti ci.y, BgsHi.i wiiicn any iiuiemeni
sssesment or delinquent tax shall be entered
In the book of city liens under the ptOvisiMn
or this ordinance or ol !hs charier ol said city
sht II pay to the treasurer of the city, within
tlie time provided by said charier therefor, the
sum of such astettment or tax to entered ot
docketed against or utmn any tuch Und, to
getlier with ihe cost or fcs of the recorder for
docketing the same, snd llirn present to the
recorder th Treasurer's duplicate receipt
theiefor, the recorder thai1 at once cancel such
lieu upon tbssaid lien docket by enteriue there
on full satisfaction 01 such assessment or lax,
signed by hint in his oflicisl rapacity. Hut, it
sny such owner or owner shall fail or refuse
to psy to the city treasurer any tucb assess
ment or delinquent tax together with the costs
or iees 01 docketing the same in Ibe hen
a reset ol tne city, within the time provide!
by said charter. Ihe council shstl ititnedlatelv
after the etphatkin of such time order a war
rant for the collection of such assessment or
delinquent tax to issue and forthwith tttere
sfter ihe recorder shall issue such wsrrsnt di
ectd to the msrshall of th e city commanding
hint to forthwith lew noon such Had or par
cel of land upon which tuvh assessment or
delinquent tax is still nnpaid. Such warrant
shall contain all the matters and thine re
quired by Section 71 of the cbsiier of said cite
and also a copy of the statement entered in the
book of Hens of the city creating such lien up
on men trect of land.
Strrioi 11. Within 69 dart from the re
ceipt of the wsrrsnt provided for and - men
tioned In Section lo hereof, the msrsbsl shsll
levy upon and sell the tract or parcel of Und
sgmst which such wairsat is lasted. The
levy shall be made by deli vet log le the owner
or owners thereof or to Ihe agent of such
owner or owners a copy of such warrant, cer
tified to by the mjishsli and in case ihe
marshal, after do diligence is unable to find
any owner ol said land, or any agent or such
owner who hat the poscuion or control there
of, within the said city of Albany, he that!
then levy thereon I y posting a copy of tuch
warrant ia a con.pkuout place oa said prem
ises. Immediately after levying upon such
parcel or tract of land s afore sail, the mar
sbal shall give notice of Ibe time and place of
sale of such premise in ttikt conformity with
the provisions of Section 73 of the charter of
said city sad shall state in such notice that
such premises wilt he told at public auction 10
the Hif hett !4dder for cash in bond in gold
com oif the United States of Ameiica. When
the hour ot sale shsll have co ce the sale shall
be made by the marshal In strict coofmmiiy
wish all the provisions and requirements of
Seci ion 74 of the city charter. Immediately
after such sals the maisbal shall nuke snd
esecute a deed to the purchaser for such prem
ises ia conformity witb Section 75 of said
charier, and shall stale therein that the prem
ise desciilied in snd conveyed by such deed
are subject to redemption at any lima w uhio
three years in accordance with the prov.wor
Of chapter VI I ol the charter of said chyof
Albany.
SxCTIUM u. If at any time wit tun the period
of redemption mentioned in this ordinance, the
city lieuurer shall sell, and transfer all right,
title and Interest of Ihe city of Albany, ac
quired at marshal's sate, in or 10 any premise
sold by him under the provisions of this ordi
nance or 1 he charter of said city, the cs pease
of the execution ot the deed to ihe purchaser
shall be paid by such purchaser butj in no case
shall the treasures or said city make, execute
or deliver any other then a quit claim-deed for
sny tucb piemises sold by said treasurer unJer
the provisions of this ordinance or the chatter
of said city, nor shall the city of Albany be
held liable for the failuie or partial failure in
any way of the title to sny tract or parcel ol
land sold as hereinbefore provided.
Sictioh 13. If any property when sold a
s foresaid shall bring more ihsn is enquired to
pay such Biocurrent und all interest and ac
cruing costs anil expenses of such sale, the
surplus shall be paid by the marshalor person
making such tale lolhe treasurer of said chy.
and Ihe tteasurer shall execute 10 the msrsbsl
or pe-oa making such sale s receipt therefor.
StCTIOf 14. Il'hen the marshal bss in all
tilings completed sny sale of lands under the
provisions of this ordinance be shall immedia
tely psy Ihe proceeds uf such sale lo ihe city
trea'urcr and the warrant by virtue of which
such sale was made together with the treasur
ers receipt for the proceeds theieof he shall at
once return to the recorder with all his doings
in Ihe premises endorsed on said warrant.
StUTlOM 15. The treasurer shall keep all
monies psid over 10 him by the marshal under
the previsions ol Section 14 of this ordinance
sepsratc from all other money that tnsy come
nto hi hands from any other source, and shall
pay over the same to the person nr persons
entitled thereto npotL the presentation to htm
of a warrant therefor drawn by the recorder
under an order Irora lite council. 1 be treas
urer shall also keep a book in which he shall
enter each sum of money so psid him , the lot
or parcel ot land irom lite sale or which the
same was realised with number and location
ofthe block in which such premises srs situ
ated and the name ol the owner, 11 known.
Section 16, The officer heretofore known
by the title of street commissioner, shall bereaf
ter he known by the name and title of sntiertn-
tendentof sine s and thall bold his office during
Ibe pleasure of the council snd until his sue
censor shall be elected snd qualified.
Section 17. All ordinances and parts of
ordlnsaces in conflict herewith are hereby
eepealed.
Section iS. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its ap
provsl by ths mayor.
Passed thecouncil April 14 1891.
Approved April 16 1891.
TI1K TARIFF ADVANCES PRICES.
Eastern O'eeon wool cannot be produced
with a profit for lest than 15 cents per pound;
to mis add 2:b2 cents tot transportation and
there must be a price of 17.6 cents per pound.
The tariff civet at least 0,9 of a cent per pound
to every pound of wool grown in Oregon. Let
the tariff be removed, ami Oregon cannot
compete with foreign producers, hmue the
wool market of America will be dictated . by
the foreign producer. CapUal Journal . .
. McKink, Harrison, Reed an-J all the pro
tection organs of the country have been labor
ing with great zeal to prove to the masses ot
the people that the duty placed upon an arti
cle does not increase the price. But the
Journal makes a "mess of it" by turning
republican theories topsy turvey. Here is an
open admission that the duty oa wool does
increase the price, and in fact the Journal
gives the increase ss the reison why the tariff
, duty should be levied. That is candid for
there could be co ether reason for it. It is
one of tlie amusing features of the whole tariff
argument made by protection propagandists
that, while talking t3 the wool grower they
soothingly inform him that the tariff enables
hira to get a better price than he would with
out it, and when talking to the consumer of
woolen goods that the tariff does not enhance
the pnee or it but quite frequently causes a
reduction of prices. Bat the people are rapidly
opening their eyes to these misleading, sophis
tical dodges and hence the desertions from the
sinking ship of protectionism sre to Je num
bered by scores daily. It all comes from the
campaign of education.
Of coarse the routh gives the president a
hearty reception. This is ju.t what might,
have been expected. But they have some
thing they will not give htta,
vote rsv-rvf J f-.r nTlur,
Their clectovf
HMfilSEIh
"The I?ftMo AT Sustained" Is the way
the Albany I'r.MorMT JieatU the news of
the decklon of the Oregon supreme court
In the I illainook w;;on t oad case, which,
by ihe way, It clion from ihe Slutrtmiin't
columns wHiiout credit, i bis Isaiinost p
presumptuous as another equally ocscure
paper cl timing ti.e credit of obtaining ttie
pa.sage of most of the bills by the last leg-
IslPture Atiietttfau,
The reason the Ukmqchat claim to be
sustained Is, that prior to the meeting of
the legislature in 1SS9, when the fact crept
out tfi.it combinations were he! 111 formed
lo loot the trcasuf of the slate by passing
a dozen or tnorti wagon road bills, this
paper was the Hr.t and t.nly one t.t protect
against the passage kI them on the ground
of their unconstltutloanllty and specifically
leferred to subdivision 7, Section 13. Ar'l-
rie 4 of the couctltutlon, as Inhibiting the
passage of such laws. This protest was
mdj saftht by tho Dmo-rat when the
late legislature was about to convene and
It became apparent that similar comblna
lion were to be made in the Interests of
wagon toads. During the two sessions of
the legislature referred to ihe Dkmot-kat
continued to protest lit the name of tax
payers agahnt these unconstitutional bills
So far as we know the &'uteman never
uttered am such protest but let the whole
scheme go 'on to consummation without
raising li voice against it. It wa in this
way that the position of the Das-oca at
was sustained. A to not giving credit to
the 5ct, we have only to say that a
syllabus and decision of a supreme court
are common, and public property and no
newspaper I required or expected to give
credit for ihem. The Slitzsmzn In the
first place took the decision from the re
cords of the supreme court without giving
credit for them.
HtTAN-STlll MS INOKr.UON rOMTft.
The Marion countv granser havi en
tered a protest sgsln.t the president filling
tne federal bench from the ranks oi the
corporation attorneys, who meddle In pol
itic and use the politics! machinery ol the
state to advance the personal Interests of
the stock-watering managers.
re people know to what extent Hie fed
eral patronage was used dating the session
of the late legislature to corrupt represen
tative and senator, and defeat people
measure. All cood leulslalion iliat was
secured bed to be ohtalncdga!nt the lev
erage of this Immense power, wielded by
a few unscrupulous politicians, whose on
ly motto I that of all plutocrats: "The
people be damned." Cafital Jiwrmil,
This step cf th grangers of Marlon
coun.y I one In the light direction. We
trust their example may be followed by
every coun'y council in the state. People
of Oregon term to be unaware bow deeply
Important is Ihe matter cf Ihe new circuit
judgeship created Sy the late Congress.
Shall we have fur that place a corporation
lawyer whose dccUions would tend to
strengthen the hold of wp-itatbn upon
the people.or sha'l we have a law er known
to be uninfluenced by-thc potent presence
of corporations orthe mcnacesof anarch
ism and corrvmiiotsn? Per pie should bear
In mind that the appointment I made for
life. So far a the Dfmocrat Is con
cerned, It expects the president to appoint
a republican. It would not ask for a dem
ocrat, but having Interests common with
republican and democrats we do Insist
thsCa sound, safe', capable lawyers above
described be appointed. No fitter appoint
ment could be made than that of Judge
Lord of the supreme court. AVe trest re
publican papers of the state wilt as one
man cry out against the appointment ot
that torporation lawyer whom the politi
cian of Oregon fiave selected for the
place.
The Oirgjm'au has unearthed a "promi
nent New York politician and a democrat
at that," by the oan.c of K Rotenstock
who on being interviewed said: "Of course j
ft is eatly to talk about the presidency, but
there are a few things on the surface which
are worthy of noie. James G Blaine K in
my opinion, the most available candidate
the republican have, and it he I nomina
ted I think lie will be elected. David B
11111 is the only democrat who can give
Pdalne any .kind of a race. Hill h pnz
tllng all ot tis now. He is governor of the
state and Unlt.d Elates senator.and to save
our lives we cannot make cut which office
he will keep. If he goc to the senate he
will be out of the presidential race. There
Irno doubt of '.hat. Many New York peo
ple think he wid resign the senatorship
and be a candidate for governor again. IIs
can be nominated and elected.
"Cleveland seems to stand wed tn the
wet, bnt he could never carry New York.
Tammany llall rules New York, end Gro-
ver Cleveland has no standing w ith Tam
many. It knifed him lo death in iSSS, and
will defeat him again if he Is nominated,
No demociRt ran be elected without its In
fluence. Vou will understand this when I
tell you that It controls 1 13,093 votes, to
60,000 for the republicans and from 90,000
to 80,000 for the county democracy. All
Tammany wants Is the control of the city
government of New York and it will trade
everything for it. In 18SS It traded Cleve
land to save Itself.'' This man is evidently
far more prominent" nutstde of New
York than in New York, else he would
not say many cf the things which he does
In the above Interview. He says "we" can
not for our lives tell which office D B Hill
will keep, the governorship, or the United
States senatorshlp, .Now, it Is safe to say
there Is' not' an'-intelligent man in New
York that does not "know that Gov. - Hill
will continue lo act as governor until the
congress shall meet which will be in De
cember, uuless convened eatller than that
by ihe president. The gibberish about
Tammany going backon Cleveland in tSSS
is all bosh. In iS3i Cleveland had 45,084
majo-lty in New York City, (where Tam
many rules Rtipreme,) and carried the
state. In iSSS he had C7,i?4in New York
City and lost the state, thus showing he
hkd an actual gain in his majority In the
city In 18SS over of 14,110. Hence
his losses were not to'be found among the
Tammany voters but among the cheap
voters In country towns and villages where f
they were bought up In "block of fiye."
The Oregonian has suffered itself to be im
posed upon. - '
Wsteraoa of tho Louisvillo Courior-o'-ai
says the nomination of Clevelaud depends
upon Now York , If that state appears in
tha next national convention for him he will
be nominated. If is rppeara against him or
seriously divided, then ho wiH cot bo ' la
that case aa tho patriarchs fh;j, "'the L rd
will provide."
Ths farmer who pprays his spplo tiee
properly and dastros his enamy, tlia co-ldn
math, will rooiive greiter rofio on hi out
ly of money and labor than he who devotes
ioh t'tre torais.-ii' whwit. Lst nrc.. de-
RIM AS BEEF-STEAK
Kaby Fearful ButTerlng from Skin
Disease Covering Kntire Body
Cored by Cutlcura.
My by wo. tattra vry sick whan tw u thrcw
,...,.... .w in m lew ony. beicjui brmkioa out.
W tnapioyad both of th Wwtluetor, suj the
said U tKrUjine hl.o. Ttarti wa Mitt tut Urn
(Mat duster la it-tua liupids, Midi., and t d,.
soreo aim lor two
works, sud ho got
worse all tho time;
and tbra 1 took him tn
tSw-jMOfi, to d.xl'.r
.bosltolxl.Mpec.lly
to kta dt.tM, .Ml
Shea ti rot worn than
vr. Tlti I Uiklmi
biislwad wshsd krUe'r
try the Cum uaa
ldeasiiia any way;
did not bo w.y klr
Vhrf would do B'.j
cnod, bntta ImsU. t
two nnmhl Irtnn It..
ti m v Win ftrtne thorn to kits h WM ot.iir.-ir
wjII, i-J nnt ot, ,M His bmit if f- u
-'!!) riiiht off, mk! wa thought bo woult.
ol iy t I. ild-h -wlcvl, Thsrr Wim 't a til tn,
hit vital) fcily, fact, ut haad, only i.l. iw.jo .4!
)l,WhHn Uoel-ouuk. tsMt
t . t-i wm tioi .v, tin-in Lut Ixmrs, and o wv.lt lw
euji'l rtua n-iiHr h-,nd unr Iwttwl,
Uas. jrtuic ii.umu.rr, WToOcid, itith.
Cutlcura Resolvent
T!;. now bloo4 rod Plda PnrtAW, and cmtost r-.'
ii i:a .r limuMluu, clcoam tiM tluud of all im;..:-'.
.n snd ;. n-oi.-.flt.l-.nijU. oinl tboa muunon '
ei lit, wiiilo Cent cm, tho (rant Ma ourt, ,
V tn -tin. HOAr. so eoeilaito .kill beMiUiW, i t 1,
1 1 . J.'.n and ..-:ilt. and tamum tho hnir. 'i'kn. 1.
C;t: Itmr.i.ic. cure rtwy .pacta of li.-'rt
h 1 nil j 1 ; tiy, ritmly, s.td blotchy Un,wi! ., .
hi -. I i',i.wi!4, frosa Jl ni.i.- t.i surwfuLi,' liva.
i-i.'.i to ago, wba thu beat pbyakiajM Jail.
P-.M ovorywftM.. Tries, Ctrrtctnu, 50c.; B'.sr.
i ' ; Ul.kt. 1. I'rvpsrod by Uio P.artii
I'll r.'ueiir so Coanrturm.1, lijirttn.
tsfitaiul iat ' Uw lo Cur Lijwl VuHMtm.-
P 1 5YN? ' '!9lP Porlflad and btntm.Cad
J jt 0 1 Ccri.-raA t-e. AuajUsiy p-jie.
r-1 ir.i f. r.tittA
p. ii tro-i-vrtlniifolheCBlitni-t,
lt "'" '"- r t-lif-s tiitmail'
VA . ' ; 1 1 '". Oinet, I nci
I S ' tf'.
1 An U
lii: Miliar
-OF-
Special
W. F KiEAI
My
Spring slock now
the latest
Dress Goods,
Both in WOOLEN and WA3H FABRlCr.
-To The
Make a Specialty of Ladie3
....
Ribbed and Muslis. My Pbices aro tike LOWEST
and my Goods the Best. AmsohCgent
for the Celebrated
Y. S. F. HOSIERY,
Guaranteed stainless, Warranted absolutely
fast, and Free from Poison.
:To The Men :
Call and Look at My values in
Furnishing -:- Goods,
J have a Large Stock at the Lowest
I cat ry p
II line of the worU-renowed BROADHEAD goads, unexcelled
Cuiah. Lrge stock cf Exbboideries and Flocncixcs. Cal
ced lbs. A!bat y in the beat trading point in Oregon.
W..P.1633AB.
tor wear at
and be cor
2-26
2:23 12
Co&l Blotelr, with small atari Tei slaet la fiaultleaa lat Breeding,
Con fOrmstk tost tssstl Action.
Hi breeding la the arms of arty and xtrsnM speed, aa proved by hi f a'l sister Bealah, i t, at two
yean ; CtMueU, ;;Si, at two year, and Basking a record f 30 laat July, detoa line Hannibal
Jr, 2:27, ia three straight heat.
Sired bv Altihoxt, waeon reocrd, S-.!0 : lira of)
AkTs, suu seven uuier saw perro.-aaera, and
HUK w .utw CO.! ITOHWI.
Altamokt bv Aihost. that haa oror thr-a hnnrtrol
deawidHiiU in the 2:60 list, tncludtaf Uau Uixw
ana diaTiMt, oouoie, xua.
Del Norte's dam ia Tacoaau by Stsadss. Cash
ttfX KOKTR was b.ed bv Jav Boaah, at Vaneoumr, Wash.
season of lsiil at Trites Bros slable, Albany Frtdav
uiilus northeast ot Shedd.
rerms Season 9 $SO; Insurance, $30.
BARROWS BROS.
WILL & LINK,
usic - Dealers
-Notice ear
II. F. MILLER
J. BAUER &
VOSE & SON
Palace and
EarUatT llanae Proef Orsstna, Gaitartf. Vlollus and
Small laattmeaf a a Specialty.
Afreets for the New Home, EIdrldre B. snd ojher Sewing Machines.
Supplies for all kiuds ol Sewing Maohicea. Ve guard our
customers Interests and guarantee satisfaction.
ITo also enrrr a full atsortment er Music and Hauls Bexika. ,
Cor, Second and Ferry sta (Send for catalogue.) Albany, Or.
PATRONIZE HQ
THE FARMFRS & MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.,
-Albany, Oregon.
W F READ, President. JO WRT?SMAN. Secretary,
d L COWAN, Treasurer. Geo F SIMPSON, Vice President,
PIRSOTOKa 1
JL Cowan, Geo FSlropsoD, WFEesd, TrLFotey, MSttrnberg, J VT BarneK,
J K Weathertord, R S Strahan, J O Writsiaau.
ALSO PISTE1CT AOKJCTB TOB .
Crkland Home Insurance Co, Oakland. Cal. Trtdera, Chicago, III.
American, Philadelphia, Pa. Phosnfx, Lon.ion, Ecpk-tid,
Norwich Union, London, Fng London I nchahir,
London, Eng. Guardian, London, Eng. Man
chester, Manchester. England. '-Caledool in,
K'Jiabnrg, Seotfand. Wesehester,
Kew York.
! bt.ti ir , - ...
V ... it. I W J w . 3.1
ACADEMY
-OF-
Oar La3j of Perpetual Help,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON
Conducted by the Kiauta f Rt, Benedict
a Tuition in eelect day school range front
I- .IV,
For lor m 4 Boarding Sch'.1 or atss
mrs -r p'j as me a?a eni orjd'
adewn Sister Superioress,
Wsj fa aefcnori4
tho lwilne rem-'tT In4
oaorrlx-a A aUtii.
2 neoiily sa-e remrly tor
tr-4 I tirtwrrtoo ltn4 (ml
X?A - M.)Sf sale In rrtnmDdix)ij
S Twt:sn6tt)i'if,'l to all sorTf-T,
ft inil:vsi
V ot
asn,er"33 a. j. ttONKK.it.
i UcltA try brosrtrUtas
ii vuivnttutuj.
TASAKB at CCSICK, Aaeal
S. W. Paisley
Alfcsar, )rs;m
-VV110LE3 ALE DEALER IN -
fobaccoaiii Cigars.
ALBANY KURSERIES
Ir E HAVE ON HAND at ocr enrwry
TT on she Ccrrallia road, one-half
nlle from town, as fine a lot of frnll
roe ofa'lkloda aaeaat be found any
ebere on the coast. If 70a contemplate
slantinir trees It erlil par 700 to ree our
lock sr.d get ocr price. Catalcgce free
H vm AH BBOWNELL.
dr Oor-s Inf j
ivUAV.j
Annomcement
Complete, Embracing all
Novelties in
Ladies,-
Underwear, in Knit
Price ever o&eied iw ibe Valley.
S-4
2:30.
aSS-
mi af. Cur, Jr tX (sire of Dtbaxoo, !B ad
Bsaav Clat, 1:23 ) Seventeen ol hi daughters hsro
produced nineteen 8:30 perfonuer. including- Uah
skixo Bat, S:Set, who sired lb dams of Axntb, 2:12 st
t year; AlAKSTt x, 1 13 at fotir yean, two ol the
barest stallion In th world of their age.
Tacoasn, dam by IlRioxon, t:?9; aire of the dsn
of Huts WiULia, fcSili air of Ouvbr K , i:161.
bv Jav Boaah. at Tanaounr. Wash. Foaled in IMS. CTWill msk tha
and Baturday ; the rest of th time at our farm, thra
list f Flan-
iT;rra;sp,rr'n,'l
e world's
CO. fc
finish and durability.
brillianoy.
f The tst media ut priced
1 In tha marknt.
piano
E 1HSTITUT10HG.
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